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Results for “fam”

18 matches in the dictionary.

The state of being well known and widely recognized, especially for achievement.

Well known; famous.

A family or household, especially used to emphasize closeness or a tight-knit group (from Spanish/Latin).

Relating to a family, or passed down within one.

Well known to you, or easy to recognise.

Good knowledge of something gained through experience.

To make yourself or someone else knowledgeable about something new.

A group of people related by blood, marriage, or adoption, especially parents and their children.

A severe, widespread shortage of food, often causing mass starvation.

Extremely hungry.

Known widely by many people.

In a way that is widely known; used to flag a well-known fact.

The act of damaging someone's reputation through false statements, spoken or written.

To damage someone's reputation by making false or malicious statements about them.

Having had one's reputation damaged by false statements.

Well known for something bad; having a very bad reputation.

The state of being infamous; a very bad, widely known reputation.

Not known or recognised; strange.