fave

adj, noun, verb — 3 senses

fave

adj

/feɪv/

Etymology From favorite or favourite, by shortening.

1

Informal Favorite (US) or favourite (UK).

At stlmag.com this month Select articles from this issue An editors' podcast A Google Map of our Best Dressed winners' fave shops2010 September, St. Louis magazine, volume 16, number 9, →ISSN, page 8:
“She's entered the privacy phase. The rebellion has started, Jenny. Violet is lost to us!” “Oh, don't be so dramatic. She's still our little girl. Watch this. Vi, 90-Day Beyoncé is coming on. Fave garbage-y reality show. Want to watch ironically... while I watch unironically?” “Nope, bye.” “See?”2020 September 27, Christy Stratton & Jeremy Rowley, “Violet's Secret” (: from the start), in Bless the Harts, season 2, episode 1, spoken by Jenny Hart (Kristen Wiig):

Derived terms: favelet

fave

noun

Etymology From favorite or favourite, by shortening.

1

Informal Favorite (US) or favourite (UK)

fave

verb

Etymology From favorite or favourite, by shortening.

1

Informal Favorite (US) or favourite (UK)

Antonyms: unfave

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