Fauns

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A woodland creature with pointed ears, legs, and short horns of a goat and a fondness for unrestrained revelry.

Any of various nymphalid butterflies of the genus Faunis.

1. the vagina of a female child. this word is used by many french families in south louisiana. the word is mainly family-acceptable slang to teach young girls what their genitals are called. it is similar to telling a young boy his penis is his 'peter'. the 'n' is silent. it is sort of pronounced 'faw-faw' 2. travis. the KLSU DJ uses the word as his on-air identity. Urban Dictionary

From the 13th century French for Fawn. Animal of the Forest. Beauty, intelligence, and a certain amount of nature beyond . Urban Dictionary

Mythical beast with the upper torso of a human and the legs and tail of a goat, sometimes depicted with goat's horns coming out of their skulls. Bipedal. Not to be confused with satyrs, who were much naughtier. Urban Dictionary

Used to describe guys with, often notably, hairy legs but little to no upper body/chest hair. See also satyr. Urban Dictionary

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Faun is a moderator in the well known discord server called starving artists. Faun is known for being very active in the chat-room called general. Faun is one of the most active members of the server. Urban Dictionary

Name for a dingus Urban Dictionary

Faun is a beautiful woman usually extra thiccc Likes and will date multiple guys before she find the guy she really wants Urban Dictionary

A faun wallet is a small (usually pocket-sized) storage device used to keep personal items such as credit cards, cash, driver's licenses for frequent quick access used by faun's. A faun wallet is usually brown and it has a picture of the owner on the outside of the device. Urban Dictionary

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Words that are spelled similarly to fauns:
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Words that rhyme with fauns:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe fauns:
little, young, brown, very, rampant, greek, lascivious, lighter, old, naked, few, numerous, ancient, strange, roman, magic, obvious, stump, female, wild, drunken, wanton, disconsolate, occasional, sick, waggish, classical, classic, native, footed, outlined, foot, lustful, silly, legged, mythological, goatlike, lovely, traditional.

Consonant match to fauns:
fins, fans, fines, ferns, feigns, phones, fons, finns, fanes, fawns, fonz, funs, fains, fones.

Words that sound like fauns:
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