Crossword clues for fie
fie
- "A pox on thee!"
- Shakespearean cry of disgust
- Part of a giant's exclamation
- Fe, ..., fo, fum!
- Cry of disapproval
- "Shame on thee!"
- 'A pox on thee!'
- Shakespearean shout of disapproval
- Quaint word of disapproval
- Quaint expletive
- Old-timey cry of disgust
- Old-time cry of disgust
- Old cry of annoyance
- Interjection of distaste
- Interjection of annoyance
- Giant's word in a fairy tale
- "Fee, ___, foe . . ."
- "A curse on your family!"
- Word from an infamous giant
- Word expressing disgust
- Shame on you!
- Shakespearean shout
- Shakespearean cry before "What, are you mad?"
- Shakespeare's "For shame!"
- Shakepearean "Phooey!"
- Quaint reproach
- Quaint cry of disgust
- Quaint "Tsk!"
- Quaint "Tsk, tsk!"
- Quaint "For shame!"
- Preceder of "foe" and "fum"
- Outmoded oath
- Old-timey "Screw that"
- Old-time word of reproach
- Old-style cry of distaste
- Old-style "For shame!"
- Old-style "Down with you!"
- Old-school word meaning "For shame!"
- Old-fashioned word of disapproval
- Old-fashioned "Bah!"
- Old word of annoyance
- Old expression of distaste
- Old cry of disapproval
- Old annoyed cry
- Ogre's word
- Globe oath
- Globe curse
- Giant word?
- Exclamation of yore
- Exclamation of mock dismay
- Exclamation from Hamlet
- Disgusted word from Lady Macbeth
- Curse at The Globe
- Bygone cry of outrage
- Bard's "Shame on you!"
- Archaic cry of annoyance
- Archaic "For shame!"
- Another old-time exclamation
- "Tsk, tsk," old-style
- "Thou pribbling hasty-witted moldwarp!"
- "Thou hast insulted me, you wastrel!"
- "Merry Wives . . ." complaint
- "King Lear" expletive
- "I say how dare you!"
- "Fee, ___, foe ..."
- "Fee, ________, foe, fum..."
- "Boo!" at the Globe
- "___ on Goodness" ("Camelot")
- 'Curse you!'
- 'A curse upon thee!'
- ''A pox on you!''
- "Shame!"
- Hag's cry
- Old-fashioned curse word
- Word of reproach
- "Ptui!"
- Interjection of disgust
- Old-style interjection
- "A pox on you!"
- "For shame!"
- "Phooey!"
- Cry of disgust
- Disapproving cry
- "What rubbish!"
- "Fee ___ foe fum"
- Giant syllable?
- Cousin of "Ugh!"
- "Jack and the Beanstalk" exclamation word
- "Tsk, tsk!"
- Fee follower
- Word of disgust
- "Bah!"
- "What foolishness!"
- Cry of annoyance
- "Down with you!"
- "Fee, ___, foe, fum"
- Disgusted cry
- "Down with thee!"
- Outdated cry
- Quaint cry of disapproval
- Faugh!
- Phooey's elegant relative
- Tsk!
- Hamlet's exclamation
- Hamlet's cry of distaste
- Hamlet's cry of disgust
- Cry of distaste
- Shakespearean exclamation
- Archaic "Curses!"
- Cry heard at Elsinore
- Shakespeare's "Phooey!"
- "___, foh, and fum": Shak.
- Pooh!
- "Shame on you!"
- Word of mock dismay
- Old-time oath
- 'For shame!'
- Expression of disgust
- Quaint plaint
- 'A pox upon thee!'
- For shame!
- Expression of disapproval
- Expression of distaste
- Quaint complaint
- Quaint exclamation
- Word of disapproval
- Old-time exclamation
- Old expletive
- Dickensian expletive
- Archaic exclamation
- Old expression of disgust
- Word from a giant
- Old-style "Tsk!"
- Old cry of disgust
- Fairy-tale giant's word
- Word of annoyance
- Word from Jack's giant
- Part of a "Jack and the Beanstalk" exclamation
- Exclamation of disapproval
- "Tsk, tsk"
- "A pox upon thee!"
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Fie \Fie\, interj. [OE. fi; cf. D. fif. G. pfui, Icel. f?, Sw. &
Dan. fy, F. fi, L. fi, phy.]
An exclamation denoting contempt or dislike. See Fy.
--Fuller.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
late 13c., possibly from Old French fi, exclamation of disapproval (12c.), and reinforced by Old Norse fy or some other Scandinavian form; it's a general sound of disgust that seems to have developed independently in many languages. Fie-fie was a 19c. British jocular word for "improper," also, as a noun, "woman of tarnished reputation" [OED].
Wiktionary
interj. (context archaic English) Used to express distaste, disgust, or outrage.
Wikipedia
Fie is a village in Aust-Agder, Norway.
Category:Villages in Aust-Agder
Fie is a village in Norway. Fie or FIE may also refer to:
- Fédération Internationale d'Escrime, an international fencing body
- Fie (grape), a French wine grape
- Fie! Records, a record company
- Cape Fie, a cape marking the southeast extremity of Bouvet Island
- FIE3 (ftz instability element 3') element, an RNA element found in the 3' UTR of the fushi tarazu mRNA
Usage examples of "fie".
Fie stopped at a tienda on the outskirts of town and bought some tortillas and some tins of beans and salsa and some cheese and he rolled them up in his blanket and tied the bedroll on behind the saddle again and refilled the canteen and mounted up and turned the horse north.
EPI: Fie, master Morose, that you will use this violence to a man of the church.
That was liat she saidT fie glanced across the room to where Gini was now deep in versation with John Hawthorne.
Tokutaro-San to Kojin, for he loves and protects the remains of dolls, fie lives in the enoki tree.
Fie upon thee, said Sir Andred, false traitor that thou art, with thine avaunting.
From the rabble have we gone out of the way, from all those bawlers and scribe-blowflies, from the trader-stench, the ambition-fidgeting, the bad breath-: fie, to live among the rabble.
Which when as Vna saw, through euery vaineThe crudled cold ran to her well of life,As in a swowne: but soone reliu'd againe,Out of his hand she snatcht the cursed knife,And threw it to the ground, enraged rife,And to him said, Fie, Fie, faint harted knight,What meanest thou by this reprochfull strife?
Fie on him, said the queen, yet for all his pride and bobaunce there ye proved yourself his better.
Fie for shame, said Sir Gawaine, that ever such false treason should be wrought or used in a queen, and a king's sister, and a king and queen's daughter.
Not a breeze stirred in the fie ds, where I the dry stalks of harvested corn and sunflowers lay like scattered pick-up sticks.