fairing
- noun
- /ˈfɛrɪŋ/
- Archaic
- She placed the little ceramic fairing she bought at the county fair on the mantel.
Examples
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The antique shop displayed a shelf full of delicate fairings from Victorian-era fairs.
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His grandmother collected a fairing from every festival she attended in her youth.
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I bought a lovely fairing at the craft fair.
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These fairings are made from local pottery.
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His grandmother collected a fairing from every festival she attended in her youth.
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She placed the little ceramic fairing she bought at the county fair on the mantel.
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I bought a lovely fairing at the craft fair.
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Etymology
Fairing comes from the word fair, which means 'market' or 'festival', and it was first used for small things people bought at a fair as keepsakes. So a fairing today is a little souvenir you might buy at a fair.