Feen

[Dave Paprocki]

Used by people who listen to other people who have no idea what they are talking about. At some point I assume somewhere between Generation X and Y someone overheard a word being used and misinterpred it. Now legions of people born after 1977 are saying the word Feen. The word used which they misheard is Fiend defined as a person who is craving something in a maniacle way.

[Mark Zuckerberg]

Is the Irish Traveller word for Man. it comes from Irish Traveller language and found its way into slang in many areas in Ireland especailly in Cork and Limerick. Other common Traveller words in Cork and Limerick slang are beoir - girl, feek - Kiss/Sleep with, Subla - Child,

[Sonia]

To want, obsess over something

[Rihanna]

(n) Norwegian. A town where almost every street is called [Feenveien]. Check out your favourite online mapping application iffn you dont believe it.

[Britney]

A shortened version of fiend as in to fiend for something, jonesing, jonesin etc. Usually when so desperate for addictive substance that the feen or person feening doesnt have time to complete the pronounciation of words, let alone entire sentences. Abbreviated for fiend.
FIEND:
1 a : DEVIL 1 b : DEMON c : a person of great wickedness or maliciousness
2 : a person extremely devoted to a pursuit or study : FANATIC a golf fiend
3 : ADDICT 1 a dope fiend
4 : WIZARD 3 a fiend at mathematics

[Zipporah Schumaker]

An individule that is known to finesse or snake his way around tasks. Known to pull bitches. Known to have a bony or snake-like posterior.

[Sarah]

Feen (n)/(v)
Deriving from the word fiend; It was created by ignorant methuen children who misinterpreted the word fiend. They had no idea what it meant or how to spell it so they came up with feen. For a definition, please see Fiend.

[Rihanna]

a persons desire or urge for something/someone

[Becky]

a Feen is someone who is constantly after someones roll ups, weed, food, makeup, etc because they cant afford their own

[Guest]

Actually, "feen" was the original term. It derived from needing more caffeine, as in coffee, and expanded to be a craving for all other things, usually substances. "Fiend" came after for the same reason you said above.