How Do You Spell FANS?

Pronunciation: [fˈanz] (IPA)

The word "fans" is often misspelled as "fands" or "fens", but the correct spelling is /fænz/. The first letter "f" is pronounced as a voiceless labiodental fricative sound /f/. The second letter "a" is pronounced as a short vowel sound /æ/. The third letter "n" is pronounced as a voiced alveolar nasal sound /n/. The final letter "s" is pronounced as a voiceless alveolar fricative sound /z/. Therefore, the correct phonetic transcription of "fans" is /fænz/.

FANS Meaning and Definition

1. Fans (noun):

   1. People who have a strong admiration or support for a particular person, team, activity, or concept. Fans are characterized by their passionate enthusiasm and commitment towards their chosen subject of interest.

   2. Specifically referring to sports, fans are ardent followers or supporters of a particular sports team or athlete. They often demonstrate their support by attending games, wearing team merchandise, and avidly following their chosen sports team's progress.

   3. In the context of entertainment, fans are individuals who exhibit a fervent interest and loyalty towards a specific actor, musician, movie, television show, or other forms of entertainment. They express their dedication through their attendance at concerts or events, collecting memorabilia, engaging in fan discussion forums, and expressing their opinions on social media platforms.

   4. A device or mechanical appliance, typically electrically powered, used to create airflow and provide cooling or ventilation. Fans usually consist of rotating blades or vanes that circulate air in order to provide relief from heat or facilitate fresh airflow.

   5. A slang term used to refer to individuals who support and actively engage with content creators on popular internet platforms, such as YouTube, Twitch, or social media. These fans typically watch, like, share, and comment on their favorite creators' videos or posts, and often refer to themselves as part of a particular fanbase.

Top Common Misspellings for FANS *

• fams 36.1111111%
• fanns 11.1111111%
• fas 11.1111111%
• fanss 5.5555555%
• gans 5.5555555%
• fnas 5.5555555%
• faans 5.5555555%
• fance 2.7777777%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for FANS

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• Zeinas
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Etymology of FANS

The word fans dates back to the late 17th century and can be traced to the Latin word vannus, meaning winnowing fan. This Latin term gave rise to the Old English word fann, which referred to a tool used for winnowing grain, typically consisting of a flat or curved implement that was waved back and forth. Over time, this word evolved to fane in Middle English, which signified a device used to blow or ventilate air. Eventually, fans emerged as the plural form of fan and started being used to describe the handheld implements used to create a cooling breeze. This sense of the word expanded further to encompass enthusiastic admirers of a particular person, group, or activity, giving us the modern-day meaning of fans.

Similar spelling words for FANS

• fang,
• bans,
• famous,
• faunus,
• faunce,
• MANS,
• cans,
• famish,
• fan,
• TANS.

Conjugate verb Fans

CONDITIONAL

I would fan

we would fan

you would fan

he/she/it would fan

they would fan

FUTURE

I will fan

we will fan

you will fan

he/she/it will fan

they will fan

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have fanned

we will have fanned

you will have fanned

he/she/it will have fanned

they will have fanned

PAST

I fanned

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you fanned

he/she/it fanned

they fanned

PAST PERFECT

I had fanned

we had fanned

you had fanned

he/she/it had fanned

they had fanned

PRESENT

I fan

we fan

you fan

he/she/it fans

they fan

PRESENT PERFECT

I have fanned

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you have fanned

he/she/it has fanned

they have fanned

I am fanning

we are fanning

you are fanning

he/she/it is fanning

they are fanning

I was fanning

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I will be fanning

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