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Meanings of fae in English
A bomb that uses a fuel-air explosive.
Usage of fae in English
1
That didn't change the fact that they were prisoners of the fae.
2
She could not let the fae desecrate her sister's body this way.
3
Don't you think she, of all fae, has a right to know?
4
Unfortunately, hitting the fae wouldn't dissipate the attention they were already attracting.
5
We are very near the land of the fae, sir, said Eolus.
6
There was definitely power in that place, wild and weird and fae.
7
And yes, the laws of Heaven did bar the fae from entering.
8
The fae was stalwart in his loyalty to those he considered friends.
9
I will finish her tattoo and keep her safe from the fae.
10
He spent his days roaming the woodlands, visiting with the fae folk.
11
The fae folk crept nearer, whispering and murmuring, but keeping their distance.
12
Joining together, the fae folk began to sing and clap their hands.
13
The fae were wayward in their passions, something Wulfe only dimly understood.
14
Wyverns belonged to the Nethervold, the twilight world of the fae folk.
15
Our gifts are the rarest of all fae, so we are honored.
16
Chrysabelle dodged a tall fae and found what Fi was staring at.
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