Faun is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FAUN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (in Roman legend) mythological creature
• A god of fields and shipherds, diddering little from the satyr. The fauns are usually represented as half goat and half man.
• ancient Italian deity in human shape, with horns, pointed ears and a goat\'s tail; equivalent to Greek satyr
• one of a class of lustful rural gods, represented as a man with a goat's horns, ears, legs, and tail.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a woodland deity of Roman mythology

Words related to FAUN

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How to use FAUN in a sentence

• FAUN Here down this very way, Here only yesterday King Faun went leaping.
• Was it a Faun, astray among the hills? Green dells, open to the sunshine, and beautiful as dreams of Arcady, divided the groves of pine.
• NORMAN FORBES, in the Wood, was an elderly piping faun and performed with astonishing agility a sword-dance over a stick crossed with his whistle.
• The younger one was expressing in English her admiration for some roses that were flinging their royal color around the pedestal of an old faun.
• Let your boat go with its hideous old faun, who is nothing but a drawback.
• Condivi and Vasari agree in relating that a copy he made for his own amusement from an antique Faun first brought him into favourable notice with Lorenzo.
• Correggio is the Faun or Ariel of Renaissance painting.
• In a chamber near is kept the head of a faun, made by Michael Angelo, at the age of fourteen, in the garden of Lorenzo de Medici, from a piece of marble given him by the workmen.
• For a long moment the three of us faced the silent, disordered room, in which the little bronze faun alone seemed alive, convulsed with diabolical mirth at our entrance.
• Tongue loosened by the claret, Gwyllem raved aloud of Branwen, like a babbling faun, while to each rapture Richard affably assented.
• He would have chased the faun into seclusion until he could clothe him in English trousers, and would have rendered the Venus of Milo into bits.
• One day she showed me a fine drawing of the Faun of Praxiteles, with some verses written beneath.
• The pastoral Krishna has considerable resemblance to Pan or a Faun, but no representations of such beings are recorded from Graeco-Indian sculptures.
• She certainly had at times the look of the nymph that has gazed too long on the faun, and has unwittingly copied his lurking lip and long sliding eye.
• We are reminded most of the faun of the Greek mythology.
• No wood creature, no skipping faun or startled dryad dancing under the moon could have belonged more utterly than she to the fragrant, mysterious world around her.
• The faun is represented reclining against the trunk of a tree, partly draped in the spoils of a tiger.
• A little faun, with mischievous look, is binding the faun to the tree with the tiger-skin.
• A young faun on the brink of a pool, startled at himself? Yes, a little.
• That most exquisite story of our weird Hawthorne, the Marble Faun, is a version of the legend of the Garden of Eden.
• One morning it might be a Ridgway jug all delicate vine leaves and faun heads, or an old blue-and-white English platter, or a piece of fine salt-glaze.
• It would detect an unpleasant suggestiveness in the Medicean Venus, and two in the Dancing Faun.

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