fan

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UK /fæn/

v.t.Transitive VerbTo blow air upon a fire to make it stronger

We should not fan the fire if we want the flames to die out

n. (c.)Countable NounThing you wave in front of your face to stay cool

In the hot classroom, the teacher would bring a fan to stay cool

v.t.Transitive VerbTo use a device to cool yourself, something

Can you fan this rice to cool it?

n. (c.)Countable NounSomeone who admires a famous person, sport etc.

I am a huge fan of Manchester United football team

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being used primary for cooling then they could use a fan that sucked air from the bottom
being used primary for cooling then they could use a fan that sucked air from the bottom
complaints from Colin Chapman, the founder of lotus, the fan car still ran. Mario Andretti,
complaints from Colin Chapman, the founder of lotus, the fan car still ran. Mario Andretti,

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Idle fan noise is pretty quiet, and isn't too bad, even on load.
Idle fan noise is pretty quiet, and isn't too bad, even on load.

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If you're a big fan of hot sauce like we are you will not be
If you're a big fan of hot sauce like we are you will not be
drink. and if you're a fan of the show
drink. and if you're a fan of the show

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--And the most difficult thing is when I throw the fan and it comes back.
--And the most difficult thing is when I throw the fan and it comes back.

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And he has a fan base that includes just about everyone who loves animation.
And he has a fan base that includes just about everyone who loves animation.

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Become a fan of one of Toronto’s seven pro sports teams.
Become a fan of one of Toronto’s seven pro sports teams.

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And maybe it's cause i'm not the biggest Star Wars fan ever, but basically,
And maybe it's cause i'm not the biggest Star Wars fan ever, but basically,