Fan

[Sarah]

acronym for ‘Feliz Año Nuevo’ – Spanish for ‘Happy New Year’

[Vania]

Someone who is a [irrelevant bitch] and says they [don’t like] you but always up ya ass caring about everything you doing like the students in [ma] school

[Becky]

A person who has [interest] or likes something, or somebody. Can refer to many things including sports, movie [stars], food/drink and [so on]. Basically anybody that likes something.

[Luis Fok]

If you are a [fan] of a singer or [musician], [you enjoy] their music and their personality and you listen to them a lot and know the words to their songs.

[Jason Yan]

a object that has blades that move [real fast] to keep a thing or person nice and cold comes in diffrent styles shades of colours and sizes and [usaly] has 1 to 3 speeds on them and move side to side to spread the nice cool air around or stationary so a person can hog that nice [cold air].

[Julian]

An individual who does not like someone but watches said persons every [mood] i.e [social media] [posts].

[Dave Paprocki]

Females who [admire] somebody because of their name, who they are, or how much money they have. A fan may admire from a distance or become so obsessed with their admirer that they have to make themselves known. They [come and go] as they please, and theyll [hang around] until they find someone they feel has a better name or more money.

[Tracie Lynn]

Fan in Field Events - High Jump. Also known as the apron, a semi circular area within which competitors must make their running approach. Its outer edge is at least 16yd from midway between the two uprights.