Webster's Dictionary 1806

730

Flash (2)

Flashv.to blaze out suddenly, dash, throw up

731

Flashy

Flashya.showy, gaudy, fine, gay, empty, insipid

732

Flask

Flaskn.a kind of bottle, powderhorn, mark, bed

733

Flasket

Flasketn.a sort of large basket, a kind of tray

734

Flat

Flatn.a level, even ground, shallow, dulness, a broad boat, a mark of depression in music

735

Flat (2)

Flata.level, even, smoot, null, insipid, postive

736

Flat (3)

Flatv.to make or grow flat, level, hinder, draw

737

Flatlong

Flatlong, or Flatwifead.with the flat part down

738

Flatly

Flatlyad.evenly, dully without spirit, downright

739

Flatness

Flatnessn.evenness, lowness, dulness, deadness

740

Flatten

Flattenv.to make flat, beat down, dispirit, fall

741

Flatter

Flatterv.t.to sooth, praise, give false hopes

742

Flatterer

Flatterern.a wheedler, fawner, coaxer, praiser

743

Flattering

Flattering, or Flatteryn.false or empty praise

744

Flattish

Flattisha.rather flat, rather low or dull

745

Flatulency

Flatulency, or Flatuosityn.windiness, vanity

746

Flatulent

Flatulent, or Flatuousa.windy, puffy, empty, vain

747

Flaunt

Flauntv.i.to strut about dreffed, fly about, walk

748

Flaunt (2)

Flauntn.any thing that hangs loosely and airily

749

Flavor

Flavorn.a taste, relish, scent, smell

750

Flavorous

Flavorousa.palatable, nice, sweet-smelling

751

Flaw

Flawv.t.to crack, break, violate, injure, hurt

752

Flaw (2)

Flawn.a crack, breach, defect, fault, blast, gust

753

Flawless

Flawlessa.void of flaw, crack or defect, found

754

Flawy

Flawya.having flaws, cracked, defective, faulty

755

Flax

Flaxn.the plant from which linen is made

756

Flaxen

Flaxena.made of or like flac, fair, yellowish