Webster's Dictionary 1806

865

Flourish

Flourishv.to thrive, boast, brag, adorn, cut, play

866

Flourish (2)

Flourishn.a boast, bravado, ornament, shake

867

Flourisher

Flourishern.one who is in prime or prosperity

868

Flout

Floutn.mockery, insult;v.t.to mock, to insult

869

Flow

Flowv.to pour in as water, run, overflow, melt

870

Flow (2)

Flown.a rise of water, run, plenty, sudden plenty

871

Flower

Flowern.the flossom of a plant, the prime

872

Flower (2)

Flowerv.to be in flower, bloom, froth, adorn

873

Flowery

Flowerya.adorned with flowers, fine, florid

874

Flowingly

Flowinglyad.with volubility, with abundance

875

Flown

Flownpa.of to fly; gone off or away, cracked

876

Flsh

Flshn.a part of the animal body, lust, worldliness

877

Fluate

Fluaten.salt formed by fluoric acid and a base

878

Fluctuant

Fluctuanta.floating, wavering, uncertain

879

Fluctuate

Fluctuatev.i.to float, waver, be in suspense

880

Fluctuation

Fluctuationn.uncertainty, motion, change

881

Fludder

Fluddern.an aquatic diving fowl

882

Flue

Fluen.soft down or fur, the pipe of a chimney

883

Fluellin

Fluellinn.the plant speedwell

884

Fluency

Fluencyn.eloquence, readiness, ease, abundance

885

Fluent

Fluenta.eloquent, flowing, copious;n.a stream

886

Fluently

Fluentlyad.flowingly, quickly, readily, fast

887

Fluid

Fluidn.any thing that runs, any animal juce

888

Fluid (2)

Fluida.flowing, running as water, melted, soft

889

Fluidity

Fluidity, or Fluidnessn.a fluid state or quality

890

Fluke

Fluken.the broad part of an anchor, a flounder

891

Flume

Flumen.a channel or passage for water