English Dictionary
) to feign innocence
to feign an excuse
to feign someone's laugh
"I feign sleep but he simply presses closer, saying my name over and over.Adair, Tom (Intro) Three Kinds of Kissing - Scottish Short Stories
Alison James: Not only are you not listening, but you're not even willing to feign it?Maxim (2004)
At eleven the next morning she had to feign irritated surprise when he fell in beside her almost as soon as she appeared on the street.Ross, Melville Lohengrin
He couldn't continue to feign unconsciousness indefinitely, and he was in no position to face police enquiries.Harcourt, Palma A Matter of Conscience
REFS must get a lot tougher when dealing with players who argue about decisions, feign injury and stand forehead to forehead with them.Sun, News of the World (2001)
She was no longer willing to be, or feign to be, subservient to Elizabeth.Jane Dunn ELIZABETH AND MARY: Cousins, Rivals, Queens (2003)
So they can hardly feign surprise when Chelsea are caught in negotiations with Ashley Cole.Sun, News of the World (2005)
They had planned the murder for months, the girlfriend even padding her belly to feign pregnancy.New Zealand Herald (2003)
Usual suspects Canterbury Crusaders ($4.25) and Auckland Blues ($4.50) are next ahead of ( feign surprise) the NSW Waratahs ($7).Courier, Sunday Mail (2004)
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