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111fan|teeg — fan|tigue, fan|teague, or fan|teeg «fan TEEG», noun. British Dialect. a state of anxiety; excitement. ╂[earlier fantique, perhaps contraction of fantastic] …
112fan|teague — fan|tigue, fan|teague, or fan|teeg «fan TEEG», noun. British Dialect. a state of anxiety; excitement. ╂[earlier fantique, perhaps contraction of fantastic] …
113fan|tigue — fan|tigue, fan|teague, or fan|teeg «fan TEEG», noun. British Dialect. a state of anxiety; excitement. ╂[earlier fantique, perhaps contraction of fantastic] …
114fan a fire, fan the fire — see ↑fan, 2 • • • Main Entry: ↑fire …
115Fan palm — (Bot.) Any palm tree having fan shaped or radiate leaves; as the {Cham[ae]rops humilis} of Southern Europe; the species of {Sabal} and {Thrinax} in the West Indies, Florida, etc.; and especially the great talipot tree ({Corypha umbraculifera}) of …
116Fan-tailed — may refer to:* Fan tailed Raven, bird of Africa and Asia * Fan tailed Warbler, two species of bird …
117Fan Yuqi — (樊于期), who lived during the Warring States period, was said to be a Qin general who betrayed his state. He escaped to the state of Yan and later committed suicide to aid the famous assassin Jing Ke in succeeding his assassination of Ying Zheng,… …
118Fan Ye — may refer to: * Fan Ye (historian) * Fan Ye (gymnast) …
119Fan Tai — (355 428), (Chinese 范泰) was the father of Fan Ye (范曄/范晔).Fan Tai was promoted to General of Chariots and Cavalry (ju qi jiangjun 車騎將軍) during the Eastern Jin dynasty. ReferencesThe Cambridge History of China, Volume 1, The Ch in and Han Empires,… …
120Fan Jiang — (Chinese 范疆) was a Shu Kingdom (Shu Han [蜀漢] ) military commander during the Three Kingdom s period. His superior officer was Zhang Fei a general and so called brother of Liu Bei. Fan Jiang s importance is his participation with Zhang Da in the… …
