fave

or fav

[ feyv ]
/ feɪv /

noun, adjective Slang.

favorite.

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Origin of fave

First recorded in 1935–40; by shortening

Words nearby fave

faux, faux pas, faux-naïf, fauxbourdon, fava bean, fave, favela, favelado, favella, favellidium, faveolate
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British Dictionary definitions for faver

fave
/ (feɪv) /

adjective, noun

informal short for favourite (def. 1), favourite (def. 2)
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