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face claim

face claim noun: the (usually famous) person an author or fan assigns as a lookalike for a literary character.

Noun

face claim (plural face claims)

  1. (slang) The (usually famous) person an author or fan assigns as a lookalike for a literary character.
  2. (spirituality) The appearance that a reality shifter chooses in their desired reality.

Forms of face claim

pluralface claims
alternative formfaceclaim

Questions about face claim

What does face claim mean?
Face claim means the (usually famous) person an author or fan assigns as a lookalike for a literary character.
What part of speech is face claim?
Face claim is a noun.
What is the plural of face claim?
The plural of face claim is face claims.

Words near face claim in the dictionary

  1. face caps
  2. face card
  3. face cards
  4. face cheek
  5. face cheeks
  6. face claim
  7. face claims
  8. face cloth
  9. face cloths
  10. face control
  11. face covering

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