adj. feeling well or in good condition; thin or slender; n. a sum of money to be paid as a punishment
I feel fine. OR She has fine hair. OR He had to pay a parking fine.
I feel fine. OR She has fine hair. OR He had to pay a parking fine.
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The blacksmith was well known for his fine work.
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Tony noted that it was a fine day to go golfing.
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He adjusted the nozzle on the hose to a fine spray.
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The strikers raised their signs against their boss. OR He is a fine striker of the ball.
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Why did Jim tell Billy that he was going to be a fine horseman?
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What happened to Bertie's fine eggs?
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What does 'Rain before seven fine before eleven' mean?
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Why did the Ingalls family have to leave the fine yellow house?
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He is a fine striker of the ball.
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A fine layer of grit covered Wendy's teeth. What does Wendy have on her teeth?
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What did Olaf think was fine about winter?
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Who is not described as fine in the story?
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The city will impose a fine on speeders.
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The house looks fine externally.
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well; all right; okay; good
sick; bad
1 syllables
fine
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