Flay
Flayv.t.to take or strip off the skin
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Flayv.t.to take or strip off the skin
Flean.a troublesome insect;v.t.to clean from fleas
Fleabanen.a plant of several species
Fleabiten.a mark from the bite of a flea, a trifle
Fleabittena.bitten of stung by fleas, mean
Fleakn.a small lock of any thing, thread, twist
Fleamn.an instrument used to bleed cattle with
Fleck, or Fleckerv.t.to spot, mark, streak, ob.
Fledgev.t.to furnish with fethers or wings
Fledge, or Fledgedpa. a.full fethered
Fleev.fled,pret.fled,pa.to run, shun, avoid
Fleecen.wool sheared from a sheep at one time
Fleecev.t.to strip a person of his substance, to clip
Fleecedpa.stripped of substance, plundered
Fleecya.covered with or like wool, woolly, soft
Fleerv.i.to mock, sneer, leer, gin with scorn
Fleern.mockery, a deceitful or fancy kind of grin
Fleeta.swift, quick, fast, nimble, active, ready
Fleetn.a number of ships in company, a navy, (creek, bay, local)
Fleetv.to fly or pass swiftly, flit, skim
Fleetingpa.passing swiftly, skimming, fading
Fleetnessn.swiftness, quickness, speed
Flemingn.a native of Flanders, or Belgium
Flemisha.pertaining to Flanders;n.the language
Fleshv.t.to initiate, establish, harden, glut, fill
Fleshbrushn.a brush to rub the flesh
Fleshcolorn.the color or likeness of flesh