adj. 1 having a strong preference or liking for; 2 having or displaying warmth or affection
She was fond of playing outdoors.
She was fond of playing outdoors.
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The cat was fond of the old man's what?
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The Earl of Dorincourt became very fond of Cedric. What does the word fond mean?
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Solomon Owl is very fond of mice. What does fond mean?
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At the beginning of the story, who is talking to the TV reporter who Bo is not fond of?
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Who was enormously fond of reading?
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What animal is Skunk very fond of?
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What slogan was Truman fond of saying?
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What animal was Eleanor fond of?
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What was it that the Emperor Penguin was really fond of?
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Who does Stormy become fond of after he stands up for him to a bully?
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The Bobbsey twins were very fond of Mr. Tetlow. What does fond mean?
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What was Sigma fond of preparing?
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Emily Shelby's son, George, was fond of which slave?
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Geronimo said he was too fond of his what?
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partial to; loving; affectionate
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armand
beyond
demond
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fernand
gaumond
guimond
lalamond
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