finer (Adjective) — (comparative of 'fine') greater in quality or excellence. ex. "a finer wine" ex. "a finer musician"
finer (Adjective) — Being satisfactory or in satisfactory condition. ex. "everything's fine" ex. "dinner and the movies had been fine" ex. "another minute I'd have been fine"
finer (Adjective) — Minutely precise especially in differences in meaning. ex. "a fine distinction"
finer (Adjective) — Thin in thickness or diameter. ex. "a fine film of oil" ex. "fine hairs" ex. "read the fine print"
finer (Adjective) — Characterized by elegance, refinement or accomplishment. ex. "fine wine" ex. "looking fine in her Easter suit" ex. "a fine gentleman" ex. "fine china and crystal" ex. "a fine violinist" ex. "the fine hand of a master"
finer (Adjective) — Of textures that are smooth to the touch or substances consisting of relatively small particles. ex. "wood with a fine grain" ex. "fine powdery snow" ex. "fine rain" ex. "batiste is a cotton fabric with a fine weave" ex. "covered with a fine film of dust"
finer (Adjective) — (metallurgy) free from impurities; having a high or specified degree of purity. ex. "gold 21 carats fine"