fawn — a young deer in its first year
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a young deer in its first year
Pronunciation (IPA): /fɔːn/
Korean meaning: 새끼 사슴
Korean pronunciation: **폰**
Example Sentences
- The new intern fawned over every executive like a puppy seeking treats.
- Bambi was the most famous fawn in Disney history.
- She stopped fawning over celebrities when she realized they're just people too.
fawn
NOUN//fɔːn//
a young deer in its first year
A spotted fawn takes wobbly first steps beside its protective mother
A sleepy fawn yawning at dawn - baby deer's morning stretch!
A fawn appears on the lawn at dawn!
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Old French 'faon' meaning a young animal, derived from Latin 'fetus' meaning offspring or young animal. The word entered Middle English and became specialized to refer specifically to young deer.
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📝Examples
“The new intern fawned over every executive like a puppy seeking treats.”
“Bambi was the most famous fawn in Disney history.”
“She stopped fawning over celebrities when she realized they're just people too.”
“His fawn-colored sweater matched perfectly with his brown eyes.”
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