English to English Dictionary

Flank Speed

The maximum speed of a naval vessel when operating at full power.

Flash in the Pan

Something or someone that promises great success or is very popular briefly, but fails to maintain it.

Flasher

An electronic device that causes a light or lamp to go on and off intermittently, such as a vehicle's turn signal indicator.

Flatland

A fictional two-dimensional world inhabited by geometric shapes, used as a satirical commentary on Victorian society.

Flatsing

To sing or play a musical note slightly lower than the correct pitch.

Flattitude

The quality or state of being flat, level, or lacking elevation and variation.

Flatulence

The accumulation of gas in the alimentary canal of humans or animals.

Flawless

Without any imperfections or defects; perfect.

Flayed

Having been stripped of skin, or appearing as if the skin has been removed.

Fleetingness

The quality of lasting for a very short time.

Flibbertigibbet

A frivolous or flighty person; someone who is excessively talkative or gossipy.

Flocculation

The process by which fine particulates are caused to clump together into a floc.