Associations to the word «Fain»
Noun
- Shriek
- Shame
- Belly
- Sing
- Nottingham
- Maiden
- Violinist
- Squire
- Delivery
- Lyric
- Tenderness
- Cleveland
- Aching
- Darren
- Clade
- Him
- Despair
- Dungeon
- Brow
- Bid
- Comfort
- Swarm
- Delight
- Baseman
- Aye
- Ear
- Rivers
- Tiding
- Spaniard
- Fair
- Solitude
- Save
- Alas
- Siegfried
- Norma
- Counsel
- Prize
- Be
- Certainty
- Beggar
- Haste
- Minstrel
- Pity
- Holiness
- Sweet
- Tongue
- Joy
- Deed
- Refuge
- Flask
- Output
- Mist
- Sup
- Sigh
- Fu
- Bidding
- Foe
- Ah
- Laugh
Adjective
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
FAIN, adjective. (archaic) Well-pleased; glad; apt; wont; fond; inclined.
FAIN, adjective. (archaic) Satisfied; contented.
FAIN, adverb. (archaic) With joy; gladly.
FAIN, verb. (archaic) To be delighted or glad; to rejoice
FAIN, verb. (archaic) To gladden
Dictionary definition
FAIN, adverb. In a willing manner; "this was gladly agreed to"; "I would fain do it".
FAIN, adjective. Having made preparations; "prepared to take risks".
Wise words
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