Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Flood

Flood, [flud]n.flow of tide, inundation

839

Flood (2)

Floodv.t.to overflow, deluge, cover with water

840

Flood Mark

Flood markn.the mark that is left by the flood

841

Floodgate

Floodgaten.a gate to stop or let out water

842

Floor

Floor, [flore]v.t.to lay a bottom to a room

843

Floor (2)

Floor, or Flooringn.the bottom of a room, a story

844

Flop

Flopv.t.to clap the wings with noise, bear, flap

845

Floral

Florala.relating or belonging to flowers

846

Florentine

Florentinen.native of Florence in Italy, a species of silk cloth

847

Florentine (2)

Florentinea.pertaining to Florence

848

Florescence

Florescencen.the act of flowering in plants

849

Floret

Floretn.a small flower making part of a compound flower

850

Florid

Florida.flushed with red, red, rhetorical

851

Floridness

Floridness, or Floridityn.a very fresh color, elegance

852

Floriferous

Floriferousa.producing flowers

853

Florin

Florinn.a foreign coin of different values

854

Floritst

Floritstn.one who cultivates or is fond of flowers

855

Floscule

Flosculen.a little flower or floret

856

Flosculous

Flosculousa.consisting of tubulous florets

857

Flota

Flotan.the spanish annual rich West-India fleet

858

Flotila

Flotilan.a fleet of small vessels or boats

859

Flotson

Flotsonn.goods swimming on the sea

860

Flounce

Flouncev.to plunge, kick, roll, deck with flounces

861

Flounce (2)

Flouncen.a loose trimming on women's apparel

862

Flounder

Flounderv.i.to flounce, to have irregular motion

863

Flounder (2)

Floundern.the name of a small flat-fish

864

Flour

Flourn.the fine part of grain when ground and sifted