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falunt, flaan, flaanter, flant, flanter, flaunter, flauntie, flaunty, flawnt,
flaunt [ˈflɑːnt, ˈflɔːnt, N. I. ˈflaːnt]
v. To flaunt.
v. To flaunt.
flaunty
adj. Showy, gaudy. Capricious, giddy, flighty.
adj. Showy, gaudy. Capricious, giddy, flighty.
Compounds and phrases etc.
flaunter [ˈflɑːntər, ˈflantər, ˈflʌntər]: To quiver, tremble with excitement or agitation.
fla, flaa, flaas, flaw, flawe, flough, flyauve, flyave,
flaw [flɑː, flɔː, N. I. flaː]
n. A flaw, a crack or defect. A, thin layer of pared off turf. A particle of soot etc. A spell of wind often bringing rain. I.Sh. A piece of turf or heather used for thatching.
n. A flaw, a crack or defect. A, thin layer of pared off turf. A particle of soot etc. A spell of wind often bringing rain. I.Sh. A piece of turf or heather used for thatching.
flae, flaed, flaein, flai, flain, flane, flay, flay$d, flayd, flayed, flayen, flayn, flea, flen,
flay [fleː]
v. To skin, pillage. To pare the grassy surface off a peat bank.
pt. flayed [ˈfleːd]
pp. flayed, flain [ˈfleːn]
v. To skin, pillage. To pare the grassy surface off a peat bank.
pt. flayed [ˈfleːd]
pp. flayed, flain [ˈfleːn]
flaem, flaim, flame, fleam, fleem, fleim, fleme, fleym,
fleam [flim, flem]
n. An instrument used to bleed cattle, a lancet.
n. An instrument used to bleed cattle, a lancet.
flaik, flake, flaked, fleck, flecked, flecket, fleckid, fleckie, fleckit, flecky, flekka, flekket, flick, snaaie, snaavie, snaay, snaw-flaighs, snawflaik, snawflake, snawfleck, snawflect, snawie,
fleck [flɛk]
n. A fleck.
dim. fleckie A pet name for a spotted cow.
v. To develop white patches on the skin, to become variegated through cross-breeding.
pt. pp. fleckit adj. Black-and-white spotted, pied, dappled.
n. A fleck.
dim. fleckie A pet name for a spotted cow.
v. To develop white patches on the skin, to become variegated through cross-breeding.
pt. pp. fleckit adj. Black-and-white spotted, pied, dappled.
Compounds and phrases etc.
snawfleck, dim. snawie: S. WC. SN. MN. The snow bunting Plectrophenax nivalis.
butterflee, butterflei, butterflie, fishy-flee, flaud, flawn, flea, fleain, fleas, fled, fled, flee, flee$n, fleeack, fleean, flee-er, fleein, fleen, fleeo, fleeo, fleeock, fleer, flees, fleh, flehs, flei, fleiin, fleis, fleu, flew, flewen, flewn, flie, fliein, flie-in, flies, floo, floon, flou, floun, flowed, flowen, flyan, flyin, French_butterflee, kail_flea, kail_flee, kailieflee, kailie-flee, kaily_flee, letterflee, letterfly, letter-fly, maakie, maggot-flee, mauckie, mauk_flee, maukie, maukin$-flee, maukin_flee, maukin-flee, mauky, mawkie, mawky, meyflee, mockie, mocky, muck-flee, muck-flie, shairny-flee, sharny_flee, sharny-flee,
flee [fliː, S. flɛiː]
n. A fly. A flying movement, a rush.
pl. flees
dim. fleeock NN.a. The bluebottle Calliphora vomitoria.
v. To fly.
pt. flew [fluː, S. fljuː], I.Sh. fled Flew.
pp. flewn [fluːn, S. fljuːn], S. WC. MN. flowen [flʌu(ə)n] Flown.
n. A fly. A flying movement, a rush.
pl. flees
dim. fleeock NN.a. The bluebottle Calliphora vomitoria.
v. To fly.
pt. flew [fluː, S. fljuː], I.Sh. fled Flew.
pp. flewn [fluːn, S. fljuːn], S. WC. MN. flowen [flʌu(ə)n] Flown.
Compounds and phrases etc.
butterflee dim. butterie: A butterfly.
deil's butterflee, butter deilie: The tortoiseshell butterfly Aglais urticae.
French butterflee: The large white butterfly Pieris brassicae.
fishy flee: I.Sh. The bluebottle Calliphora vomitoria.
fleer: A flyer. A jollification, a spree, a high old time.
fleein [ˈfliːɪn, S. ˈflɛiːɪn]: Flying, in an ungovernable rage, hilariously drunk.
flee-up (in the air): A frivolous or pretentious person whose promise is more impressive than their performance, a snob, ephemeral, unsubstantial.
kail flee, kailie-flee: I.Sh. A butterfly.
letterflee: A moth, popularly supposed to herald the arrival of a letter.
maggot-flee: U. The bluebottle Calliphora vomitoria.
mauk flee, maukin fleedim. maukie: The bluebottle Calliphora vomitoria.
meyflee: The mayfly.
muck-flee: A dung-fly such as Scathophaga stercoraria. The bluebottle Calliphora vomitoria.
shairnie flee [ʃeːrne-, N. ʃarne-]: A dung-fly Scathophaga stercoraria.
witches' butterflee: A large, thick-bodied, brown moth. S. The tortoiseshell butterfly Aglais urticae.
deil's butterflee, butter deilie: The tortoiseshell butterfly Aglais urticae.
French butterflee: The large white butterfly Pieris brassicae.
fishy flee: I.Sh. The bluebottle Calliphora vomitoria.
fleer: A flyer. A jollification, a spree, a high old time.
fleein [ˈfliːɪn, S. ˈflɛiːɪn]: Flying, in an ungovernable rage, hilariously drunk.
flee-up (in the air): A frivolous or pretentious person whose promise is more impressive than their performance, a snob, ephemeral, unsubstantial.
kail flee, kailie-flee: I.Sh. A butterfly.
letterflee: A moth, popularly supposed to herald the arrival of a letter.
maggot-flee: U. The bluebottle Calliphora vomitoria.
mauk flee, maukin fleedim. maukie: The bluebottle Calliphora vomitoria.
meyflee: The mayfly.
muck-flee: A dung-fly such as Scathophaga stercoraria. The bluebottle Calliphora vomitoria.
shairnie flee [ʃeːrne-, N. ʃarne-]: A dung-fly Scathophaga stercoraria.
witches' butterflee: A large, thick-bodied, brown moth. S. The tortoiseshell butterfly Aglais urticae.
fled, flee, fleean, fleein, flie,
flee [fliː, S. flɛiː]
v. To run away from danger or in fear, to flee.
pt. pp. fled
v. To run away from danger or in fear, to flee.
pt. pp. fled
Compounds and phrases etc.
fleein: Fleeing.
fleem, fleim, fleme, fleum,
fleem [flim]
n. Phlegm.
n. Phlegm.
Fleeminton, Fleiminton,
Fleeminton [ˈflimɪntən]
pn. Flemington (South Lanarkshire).
pn. Flemington (South Lanarkshire).
fleesh, fleish, fliesh,
fleesh [fliːʃ]
n. A fleece. A large number of.
pl. fleeshes
n. A fleece. A large number of.
pl. fleeshes