Tony Abell
February 4th, 2010, 09:12 PM
Find below a scant 15 definitions of flurt, one of which comes from a dictionary.
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1. A hook with a lead-covered shank used in trolling.
2. A monk's hood - hence, also the hooded flower of aconite sps.
3. A malathion-based insecticide.
4. _Obs. rare. Bird-catching._ A moveable perch to which a bird is tied and
which the bird-catcher can raise by means of a long string.
5. [Sl.] An unexplained anomaly in a nuclear reaction.
6. To interpret incorrectly.
7. A person who has been disowned.
8. A type of chimney cowl which rotates with the wind to allow smoke always to
be discharged downwind.
9. A flirt.
10. A sudden and unexpected flow from a conduit thought to be empty or valved
off.
11. _Scots_ Flowed.
12. A tame female elephant used as a decoy for capturing wild males.
13. Ridge formed by wind erosion parallel to prevailing winds.
14. A drip pan capturing excess ink from a silk-screening or other wet printing
process.
15. To flutter, e.g. the flight of a butterfly.
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1. A hook with a lead-covered shank used in trolling.
2. A monk's hood - hence, also the hooded flower of aconite sps.
3. A malathion-based insecticide.
4. _Obs. rare. Bird-catching._ A moveable perch to which a bird is tied and
which the bird-catcher can raise by means of a long string.
5. [Sl.] An unexplained anomaly in a nuclear reaction.
6. To interpret incorrectly.
7. A person who has been disowned.
8. A type of chimney cowl which rotates with the wind to allow smoke always to
be discharged downwind.
9. A flirt.
10. A sudden and unexpected flow from a conduit thought to be empty or valved
off.
11. _Scots_ Flowed.
12. A tame female elephant used as a decoy for capturing wild males.
13. Ridge formed by wind erosion parallel to prevailing winds.
14. A drip pan capturing excess ink from a silk-screening or other wet printing
process.
15. To flutter, e.g. the flight of a butterfly.