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Meanings of faun in English
Usage of faun in English
1
She breasted the slope with the light grace of a forest faun.
2
The forehead of your faun is old, but the mouth is young.
3
His face looked like the faun's, elfin, mischievous, happy as the springtime.
4
The dancing faun does not reason in his moments of ennui.
5
We are reminded most of the faun of the Greek mythology.
6
Procris is out of drawing, and not beautiful; the faun's queer and ugly.
7
The ground was too open, the faun would soon overtake her.
8
A faun so old as this one is would not have perfect teeth.
9
The second faun darted forward and laid a cold hand on Josh's face.
10
Had she never noticed before, how like a faun he was?
11
Dad is a faun and Mom is a regular human woman.
12
Thy faun is done; to-morrow will I speak with Poliziano of our new sculptor.
13
Clotilde acquiesced: she chimed to it like a fair boonfellow of the rollicking faun.
14
His was the face of an ill-treated and feeble-minded faun.
15
You make me think of a faun of the woods.
16
A faun, a water nymph, some figure to symbolize the spirit of the place.
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Faun across language varieties
United Kingdom
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