Fine

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Contents 1 Legal 2 People 3 Fictional character 4 In the media 5 Other 6 See also

Fine may be:

• An adjective meaning attractive, sexy, physically attractive, beautiful etc.

[edit] Legal

• Fine (penalty), financial punishment
• Fine of lands, an obsolete type of land conveyance
• Fine on alienation, money paid to the lord by a tenant when he had occasion to make over his land to another
• Fine (in leasing)

[edit] People

• Alan Fine
• Anne Fine (b. 1947), British author
• Arthur Fine, philosopher of science
• Benjamin Fine
• Fran Fine
• Gary Alan Fine
• Irving Fine (1914-1962), American composer
• Jeanna Fine (b. 1964), American erotic actress and dancer
• John Christopher Fine, American author, attorney, marine biologist, photojournalist
• John S. Fine
• Larry Fine (actor) (1902-1975), American
• Larry Fine (pianos), American technician and author
• Lou Fine
• Nathan Fine, mathematician
• Reuben Fine (1914-1993), American chess player
• Sylvia Fine (1913-1991), American songwriter
• Tommy Fine (1914-2005), American baseball pitcher
• Vivian Fine
• Warren Fine (b. 1968) Canadian technologist, founder of Complete systems)

[edit] Fictional character

• Fran Fine, title character of The Nanny

[edit] In the media

• F.I.N.E. an Aerosmith song from their 1989 album Pump.
• Fine (album)
• "Fine" (song), song by Whitney Houston.

[edit] Other

• In mathematics, a fine topology is one that recognizes more open sets (and thus admits more continuous functions).
• Fine, New York, a town
• FINE, the informal umbrella association of the four main Fair Trade networks (FLO, IFAT, NEWS, EFTA)
• FINE Brand, brand of hygienic paper products in Jordan
• Fine, point in a music transcription where its performance ends in accord with the position of a da capo al fine notation
• Fine, attribute of certain cricket fielding positions
• Fine (drink), French variety of brandy

[edit] See also

• Fein, including its variations and derivatives in surnames
• Fineness, purity of a precious metal
• Finings, wine-, beer-, and juice-clarifying agents