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flooer, floor, flour, flure,
floor [ˈfluː(ə)r]
n. Flour.
n. Flour.
deid_man$s_floorish, deid_man$s_flourish, fleer$shin, fleerishin, floorin, floorish, floorishen, floorishin, floorishin, flourish, flourishin, flourishin,
floorish [ˈfluːrɪʃ]
n. A blossom, especially on a fruit or hawthorn Crataegus monogyna. Embroidery. A surfeit, excess, plethora.
v. To blossom, to be in flower. To embroider.
n. A blossom, especially on a fruit or hawthorn Crataegus monogyna. Embroidery. A surfeit, excess, plethora.
v. To blossom, to be in flower. To embroider.
Compounds and phrases etc.
deid man's floorish: SEC. The cow parsley Anthriscus sylvestris or the hawthorn blossom Crataegus monogyna. S. The meadowsweet Filipendula ulmaria.
dug's floorish: Ragwort Jacobaea vulgaris.
floorishin [ˈfluːrɪʃ]: Flourishing, blossoming. Fruit-blossom or May-blossom Crataegus monogyna. Embroidery.
dug's floorish: Ragwort Jacobaea vulgaris.
floorishin [ˈfluːrɪʃ]: Flourishing, blossoming. Fruit-blossom or May-blossom Crataegus monogyna. Embroidery.
flor, flore, florie, florrie, flory,
florie [floːri]
also NN.b. flore
n. An empty-headed, dressy person.
adj. Vain, showy.
v. To swagger, to strut about in a conceited way showing off one's fine clothes.
also NN.b. flore
n. An empty-headed, dressy person.
adj. Vain, showy.
v. To swagger, to strut about in a conceited way showing off one's fine clothes.
flos, floss,
floss [NN.b. I. flɔs]
n. Chaff, husks or tails of corn. The soft rush Juncus effusus or compact rush Juncus conglomeratus.
n. Chaff, husks or tails of corn. The soft rush Juncus effusus or compact rush Juncus conglomeratus.
flatter, float, flot, flott, flotter,
flot [flɔt, flot]
n. Scum on a boiling pot of broth or jam etc.
v. To float.
n. Scum on a boiling pot of broth or jam etc.
v. To float.
flotter [ˈflɔtər, ˈflotər, ˈflatər]
v. NEC. To float, simmer, sputter.
v. NEC. To float, simmer, sputter.
banks_flooer, banks_flooers, banks_flouer, banks-flooer, banks-flooers, bogiflooer, buggiflooer, craw_flouer, craw-flower, fleers, fleur, fleurs, flo$er, flo$ers, floeer, floeers, floo$er, floo$es, floo$r, floo$rs, flooer, floo-er, flooerie, flooerin, flooers, floo-ers, flooery, flooir, flooirs, floor, flooran, floorie, floorin, floors, floors, flouer, flouerie, flouerin, flouers, flour, flours, flow$r, flow$rs, flure, flures, gelly-flouer, gelly-flower, gillieflouer, gillyflouer, gillyflower, jeely_flooer, jellieflouer, jellie-flouer, jellieflower, jellie-flower, jellie-flower, jellyflouer, jellyflower, jellyflower, Johnsmas-flooer, Johnsmas-flouer, mayflooer, mayflower, mey_flooer, mey_flouer, meyflooer, meyflouer, seggie-flooer, seggie-flouer, seggi-flooer, seggy-flooer, siggy-flooer, wa$-flooer, wa$-flower, waa-flooer, waa-flouer, waw-flooer, waw-flouer,
flouer [ˈfluː(ə)r]
n. A flower. A bunch of flowers, a nosegay, bouquet.
pl. flouers
v. To embroider flowers or similar designs.
n. A flower. A bunch of flowers, a nosegay, bouquet.
pl. flouers
v. To embroider flowers or similar designs.
flouerie
adj. Flowery.
adj. Flowery.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bad man's bonnie flouer: MN. The white campion Silene latifolia.
banks flouer: I.Sh. Thrift, sea-pink Armeria maritima.
bogie flouer: I.Sh. The sea campion Silene maritima.
craw flouer: The wood hyacinth Hyacinthoides hispanica or common buttercup Ranunculus acris.
deil's flouer: SW. The germander speedwell Veronica chamaedrys or NEC. red campion Silene dioica.
gelly-flouer [ˈdʒɛle-]: The clove-pink Dianthus caryophyllus, stock Matthiola incana, wallflower Erysimum cheiri.
flouerin: NN.b. Strutting in a showy manner.
Johnsmas-flouer: I.Sh. The ribwort plantain Plantago lanceolata.
klonger flouer: The blossom of a dog rose Rosa canina.
maumie flouers: I.Sh. The forget-me-not Myosotis scorpioides.
mey flouer: U. The wild primrose primula vulgaris or S. WC. cuckooflower Cardamine pratensis.
seggie-flouer: I.Sh. The yellow flag iris Iris pseudacorus.
thunner flouer: MN. The poppy Papaver rhoeas or NEC. the hedge parsley Torilis arvensis and similar.
waw-flouer: A wallflower.
banks flouer: I.Sh. Thrift, sea-pink Armeria maritima.
bogie flouer: I.Sh. The sea campion Silene maritima.
craw flouer: The wood hyacinth Hyacinthoides hispanica or common buttercup Ranunculus acris.
deil's flouer: SW. The germander speedwell Veronica chamaedrys or NEC. red campion Silene dioica.
gelly-flouer [ˈdʒɛle-]: The clove-pink Dianthus caryophyllus, stock Matthiola incana, wallflower Erysimum cheiri.
flouerin: NN.b. Strutting in a showy manner.
Johnsmas-flouer: I.Sh. The ribwort plantain Plantago lanceolata.
klonger flouer: The blossom of a dog rose Rosa canina.
maumie flouers: I.Sh. The forget-me-not Myosotis scorpioides.
mey flouer: U. The wild primrose primula vulgaris or S. WC. cuckooflower Cardamine pratensis.
seggie-flouer: I.Sh. The yellow flag iris Iris pseudacorus.
thunner flouer: MN. The poppy Papaver rhoeas or NEC. the hedge parsley Torilis arvensis and similar.
waw-flouer: A wallflower.
fleer$shin, fleerish, florrish, flourish, flurish, furisine,
flourish [ˈfluːrɪʃ, ˈflʌr-, MN. ˈfliːr-]
also flourishin
n. A steel fire-lighter curved round the knuckles to strike sparks.
also flourishin
n. A steel fire-lighter curved round the knuckles to strike sparks.
fla, flaa, flaud, flaut, flaw, flaw, flawe, flawt, floan, flou, flouan, flouen, flouw, flow, flowan, flowd, flowe, flowed, flowein, flowin, flowin$, flyauve, flyave,
flowe [flʌu]
n. A peat bog, a morass, an arm of the sea, a small quantity of powdery substance.
v. To flow.
pt. pp. flowed
n. A peat bog, a morass, an arm of the sea, a small quantity of powdery substance.
v. To flow.
pt. pp. flowed
Compounds and phrases etc.
flowin [ˈflʌuɪn] Flowing. Unstable, changeable, fickle. A small amount of something in grains or flakes, dust from peat etc.
flu, fluie, flyue,
flu [fl(j)uː]
n. col. Elided form of influenza.
dim. fluie
n. col. Elided form of influenza.
dim. fluie
fleukner, fljukner, flockner, flokner, flucker, fluckner, flukker, flyuknir,
flucker [I.Sh. ˈfl(j)ʌkər]
v. To flap or flutter as a bird.
v. To flap or flutter as a bird.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fluckner [ˈfl(j)ʌknər]: A fishermen's tabu-word for a hen.