Past tense of fainaigue; engaged in shirking, idling, or using clever trickery to avoid work or responsibility.
Simple past tense of 'fainaigue', formed by adding -ed to the verb stem following standard English past tense formation.
English borrowed this French military term and even gave it regular English grammar—soldiers who hadn't worked in days could be said to have 'fainaigued their way through another shift'!
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