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Fiance

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Fi`an`ce´
v. t.1.To betroth; to affiance.
n.1.A betrothed man.
fiance - French for "a promise."
See also related terms for promise.
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Noun1.fiance - a man who is engaged to be marriedfiance - a man who is engaged to be married  
groom-to-be
betrothed - the person to whom you are engaged
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