Flew,
(pt) fly.
`flu`,
(abbr.) influenza.
Flue,
chimney.
Flight,
exodus, escape.
Flight,
aerial excursion.
Flite,
family in “Brideshead Revisited.”
He took flight on the first available flight to visit the
Flites.
Float,
buoyed up by air or water.
Float,
ice cream between wafers.
Float,
decorated cart in procession.
Float,
money in cash register.
Flout,
take advantage of.
Flock,
group of birds or sheep.
Flock,
material for stuffing mattresses or spraying
on the walls of Chinese restaurants.
A flock of sheep was depicted on the
flock wallpaper.
Flogged,
sold (sl).
Flogged,
whipped.
He flogged the regimental silver, was caught,
and flogged.
Flour,
ground grain.
Flower,
part of a plant.
As a vegan he only ate flower seed flour.
Flow,
movement of mass.
Floe,
floating ice block.
Flo',
diminutive of Florence which is English for Firenze.
Flo' drifted through Scapa Flow on a floe.
Fly,
wide awake, crafty.
Flies,
winged insects.
Fly,
opening.
Flies,
sides of a stage.
Fly,
like a bird.
The fly flies flew from the flies to the fly.
Flyer,
one who flys.
Flyer,
fast moving.
Flyer,
a leaflet.
Fluke,
whale's tail.
Fluke,
unusual occurance.
Flux,
change.
Flux,
flow.
Flux,
fusion.
Flux,
illness.
Flux,
eastern intercourse.
Foil,
to thwart.
Foil,
thin sword like a weapon.
Foil,
a thin laminate or covering.
The fencer managed to foil his opponents attack and in
return penetrated his foil covering with his foil.
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