Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: flamingo – flaunt
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flamingo, n. [Sp.]
Pinkish-red bird.
flanked, adj. [Fr.]
Covered; enclosed.
flap, v. [Ger.]
Fly; move as with wings.
flare, n. [L.]
Blaze; sudden stream of fire.
flash, n. [Ger. blizten.]
Sudden burst of light; quick flare.
flashing, verbal n. [see flash, n.]
Shining; gleaming.
flask (-s), n. [L.]
Portable bottle; small container, used to hold wines or oils.
flatten (-s), v. [OFr flatir, to dash, hurl.]
Lie flat; make even with the surface.
flatter (-ed), v. [OFr.]
Satisfy; please; gratify the favor of a person.
flaunt (-ed), v. [Unknown origin.]
Show off; display proudly to gain attention.