fain¹ /fān/ (archaic and poetic)

1. Glad or joyful
2. Eager (with to)
3. Content for lack of anything better
4. Compelled
5. Wont (Spenser)

1. To delight in
2. To desire

Gladly

fainˈly adverb

Gladly

fainˈness noun

Eagerness

fain² or faine /fān/ (Spenser)

feign (Spenser fain, faine or fayne) /fān/

1. To make a show or pretence of, to counterfeit, simulate
2. To dissemble (Spenser)
3. To fashion, shape (obsolete)
4. To invent
5. To imagine falsely (obsolete)
6. To assume fictitiously
7. To imagine (archaic)

feigned adjective

1. Pretended
2. Simulated
3. Imagined (archaic)
4. Fictitious

feignˈedly adverb

feignˈedness noun

feignˈing noun

• motorium
• motoriums
• motorization
• motorizations
• motorize
• motorized
• motorizes
• motorizing
• motor-jet
• motor-jets
• motor-launch
• motor-launches
• motor lodge
• motor lodges
• motor lorries
• motor lorry
• motorman
• motormen
• motormouth
• motormouths
• motor neuron
• motor neurone
• motor neurone disease
• motor neurons
• motors