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fine [1] 
  adj 
1 excellent or choice in quality; very good of its kind 
a fine speech  
2 superior in skill, ability, or accomplishment 
a fine violinist  
3 (of weather) clear and dry 
4 enjoyable or satisfying 
a fine time  
5 postpositive 
Informal quite well; in satisfactory health 
I feel fine  
6 satisfactory; acceptable 
that's fine by me  
7 of delicate composition or careful workmanship 
fine crystal  
8 (of precious metals) pure or having a high or specified degree of purity 
fine silver, gold 98 per cent fine  
9 subtle in perception; discriminating 
a fine eye for antique brasses  
10 abstruse or subtle 
a fine point in argument  
11 very thin or slender 
fine hair  
12 very small 
fine dust, fine print  
13 (of edges, blades, etc.) sharp; keen 
14 ornate, showy, or smart 
15 good-looking; handsome 
a fine young woman  
16 polished, elegant, or refined 
a fine gentleman  
17 morally upright and commendable 
a fine man  
18  (Cricket) (of a fielding position) oblique to and behind the wicket 
fine leg  
19 prenominal 
Informal disappointing or terrible 
a fine mess  
  adv 
20 Informal quite well; all right 
that suits me fine  
21  a nonstandard word for  →  finely 
22  (Billiards, etc.) (of a stroke on the cue ball) so as to merely brush the object ball 
23 ♦ cut it fine to allow little margin of time, space, etc. 
  vb 
24 to make or become finer; refine 
25 often foll by: down  or  away to make or become smaller 
26 tr to clarify (wine, etc.) by adding finings 
27 tr  (Billiards) to hit (a cue ball) fine 
28 intr; foll by up 
 (Austral. and N.Z.) 
informal (of the weather) to become fine 
  (C13: from Old French fin, from Latin finis end, boundary, as in finis honorum the highest degree of honour) 

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