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Feft

Noun: Feft (plural: fefts)

A feft refers to a mythical creature in local folklore that is believed to bring good luck and protection to its owner. This small, elusive creature is often described as a gnome-like being with glowing eyes and magical abilities.


Verb: feft (third-person singular simple present fefts, present participle fefting, simple past and past participle fefted)

1. (technical) To manipulate or adjust something with precision and delicacy.

Example sentence: She carefully fefted the tiny gears to restore the antique pocket watch to its former glory.


Adjective: feft (comparative more feft, superlative most feft)

1. (slang) Describing something that is awesome, cool, or impressive.

Example sentence: Their new album has some feft tunes that you definitely need to listen to.


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