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flokra, flokrit, fluchra, fluckra, fluckrit, flughra, flukkra, flukra, flukret,
fluckra [I.Sh. ˈflʌkra]
n. Snow falling in large flakes.
n. Snow falling in large flakes.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fluckrit: adj. Of a spotted white appearance.
flooant, fluency, fluent,
fluent [ˈfluənt]
adj. Fluent.
adj. Fluent.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fluency: Fluency.
fluff, fluffer, fluffert,
fluff [flʌf]
n. A puff, a slight explosion. A small amount, a pinch of any flaky, powdery substance. MN. A sea anemone.
v. To blow, puff. To fuss, to potter. To flutter, move lightly in a breeze. To wave, to flap. Of a bird: to dust itself.
n. A puff, a slight explosion. A small amount, a pinch of any flaky, powdery substance. MN. A sea anemone.
v. To blow, puff. To fuss, to potter. To flutter, move lightly in a breeze. To wave, to flap. Of a bird: to dust itself.
fluffer [ˈflʌfər]
n. A flapping, fluttering motion, anything that flaps or flutters, tatters, a puff of wind. Palpitation, agitation of mind.
v. To flutter, to flap. To ruffle, excite, agitate.
n. A flapping, fluttering motion, anything that flaps or flutters, tatters, a puff of wind. Palpitation, agitation of mind.
v. To flutter, to flap. To ruffle, excite, agitate.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fluffert: A fluttering noise, a light shower of snow.
fleed, fleedit, fleid, fleud, flid, fliddit, flöd, flodden, fludden, flude, fludit, fluid, fluidin, fluidit,
fluid [S. I. flød, C. flɪd, N. flid]
n. A flood. MN. The head-ridge on which the plough is turned, end-rig.
v. To flood.
pt. pp. fluidit
n. A flood. MN. The head-ridge on which the plough is turned, end-rig.
v. To flood.
pt. pp. fluidit
Compounds and phrases etc.
fluidin: Flooding.
Lammas fluid: A heavy flood at the beginning of August.
Lammas fluid: A heavy flood at the beginning of August.
fleum, floom, fluim, flume,
fluim [fløm, flym]
n. A flume. A deep narrow channel or ravine with a stream running through it.
n. A flume. A deep narrow channel or ravine with a stream running through it.
flaer, flaers, flair, flaire, flaired, flaires, flair-heid, flairs, flare, flares, fleer, fleered, fleer-heid, fleers, fleir, fleirs, fler, flerr, flerrs, flers, fleur, fleurs, floer, floers, flooer, flooers, floored, flör, flore, flores, flörs, fluir, fluired, fluirhead, fluir-heid, fluirs, fluirt, flure, flureheid, flures,
fluir [S. I. flør, C. U. fleːr, N. fliːr]
n. The floor.
pl. fluirs
v. To floor.
pt. pp. fluirt, fluired
n. The floor.
pl. fluirs
v. To floor.
pt. pp. fluirt, fluired
Compounds and phrases etc.
fluir-heid: The middle of the floor.
Fluirs, Fluirs_Castle,
Fluirs Castle [flørz kasl, ˈfleːrz-]
pn. Floors Castle (Borders).
pn. Floors Castle (Borders).
flaise, fleeze, fleuse, flozen, flozent, fluise, fluize, fluizen, fluse,
fluise [fløːz, C. fleːz]
v. To roughen, to make a burr on the edge of a tool. The point of a nail. To blunt, fray.
v. To roughen, to make a burr on the edge of a tool. The point of a nail. To blunt, fray.
flozen [MN. ˈfloːzən] v. Of the body: to swell, to puff up.
pt. pp. flozent adj. Swollen, fat, flabby, puffed out.
pt. pp. flozent adj. Swollen, fat, flabby, puffed out.
Compounds and phrases etc.
flozent up in: Wrapped up in, excessively or foolishly fond of.
fleester, flister, flooster, floosther, flouster, fluister, fluistered, fluistert, fluster,
fluister [S. I. C. fløstər, U. flustər]
n. A fuss, a bustle, flurry. A flatterer.
v. To hustle, bustle, fluster, coax, flatter. To make a fuss about.
pt. pp. fluistert, fluistered
n. A fuss, a bustle, flurry. A flatterer.
v. To hustle, bustle, fluster, coax, flatter. To make a fuss about.
pt. pp. fluistert, fluistered
fleut, floot, fluit, flute, flyute,
fluit [fløt, C. flɪt, N. flit]
n. A flute.
n. A flute.