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Flask
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a small bottle for carrying liquor or other liquids. |
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Flat refusal, A
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an absolute, definite refusal. |
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Flattop
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a brush-like haircut, flat on top. |
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Flesh on both ends of the line
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1. |
probably the one who prophesied and the one who
interpreted the prophesy were both "in the
flesh", not "in the Spirit". |
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Flighty, To be
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to be frivolous; unstable, restless. |
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Float
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A low,flat, decorated vehicle for carrying
exhibits in a parade. |
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Flunk
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To fail an exam or course. |
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Flunky
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a manservant who serves or assists someone. |
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Fly in the ointment, A
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a hindrance; a difficulty or something unpleasant which prevents or spoils total satisfaction or enjoyment. |
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Fly loose
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acting before thinking or considering the situation. |
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Fly off the handle,To
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to become angry with someone; lose one's temper suddenly. |
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Fly-by-night
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1. |
untrustworthy; Something that is not
operationally sound. |
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For fun
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for amusement, not being serious. |
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For good
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1. |
for ever, permanently. |
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For the asking
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1. |
by asking; by asking for it; on request. |
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For the birds
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1. |
undesirable; of small worth |
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Ford:
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A shallow place in a stream, river etc. that can
be crossed by walking, riding on horseback or in
an automobile. To "ford" is to cross by any of
these methods. |
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Four on one side and five on the other
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lopsided; a man - but acting like a woman. |
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Four-flusher
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As in a card game (Poker), to pretend, or bluff. |
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Framework
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1. |
structure of the body or the structure of a house; any structure that holds things together. |
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Fraud
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intentional deception or trickery to cause a person to give up property or some lawful right. Or, "this man is a "fraud" - a person who deceives. |
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Freight-car
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a railway car for carrying merchandise. In England, a goods van. |
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Freight-train
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a railway train, for the carrying of merchandise. In England, a goods train. Or, like something that is long running; with considerable endurance. |
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Frisco
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Short form of San Francisco, California, U.S.A.
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From A to Z
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completely and thoroughly. From the first letter of the alphabet to the last. |
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From door to door
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1. |
From one house, flat, etc to the next. |
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From pillar to post
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in several different directions, gotten out of control and skittering about hither and yon. |
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Fur fly, To make the
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To breed a disturbance; to make a display of
temper; to proceed to blows, etc. There will be
an angry response. |
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