Of supreme or select quality, choice; excellent, superior; suitable in character or quality; often contextually: rich, valuable, precious, costly.

Used broadly to express admiration, approval, satisfaction, or pleasure: (a) of things: admirable, pleasing, beautiful; (b) of persons: excellent, superb, consummate in virtue; honorable; also used ironically: perfect, consummate; (c) pleasant, agreeable; (d) good, wholesome, beneficial (life or works); maken fin, make (a guest) comfortable.

(a) Free of impurities or blemishes; pure, clean, refined; of metals: containing no dross or alloy, pure; contextually: of high quality, choice; (b) of gold and silver, with reference to the quantity of pure metal in an alloy: showing a high proportion of pure metal; as a noun: purity, fineness; (c) of poison: pure, undiluted; (d) pure, genuine.

Of precious stones: without blemish or fault; of superior quality, choice.

Of color: pure, bright, radiant, beautiful.

In a moral sense: pure, true, genuine, perfect; faithful; constant, unwavering; fin love, ~herte, ~hope.

Pure, sheer, utter; by, with, of fin fors, by main force; of (sheer) necessity, necessarily.

Of an agreement or promise: fully ratified, final, binding. [Cp. fin n. (2), sense 5.]

(a) Of persons and their actions: accomplished, expert, skilled; subtle, clever; for fin, subtly, ingeniously (used ironically); (b) of human features: delicate, exquisite, lovely.

(a) Expertly fashioned, well or skillfully made; excellent; (b) of cloth and finery: delicately wrought, finely textured; exquisite.

Thin (sheet); thin-edged, sharp (weapon); finely ground (flour), of superior quality; thin (broth).