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Definitions from the WebFainthNoun 1. A misspelling of the word "faint," which means a temporary loss of consciousness. Example sentence: She felt a fainth coming on as she stood in the hot sun for hours. Search for related products on Amazon Adjective 1. A misspelling of the word "feint," which means a deceptive or pretended blow or movement in warfare or sports. Example sentence: The boxer used a fainth move to confuse his opponent and land a devastating punch. Search for related products on Amazon Verb (transitive) 1. A misspelling of the word "feint," which means to make a deceptive or pretended blow or movement. Example sentence: The magician fainthed throwing the ball to distract the audience and then made it disappear. Search for related products on Amazon Adverb 1. A misspelling of the word "faint," which means to a small degree or extent. Example sentence: The music played fainthly in the background as they danced closely. | ||||
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