- flíma
- see flíema
Old to modern English dictionary. 2013.
flíma
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flimflam — flim·flam || flɪmflæm n. (Slang) nonsense, silliness; fraud, deception v. cheat, swindle (Slang) … English contemporary dictionary
flimflammed — flim·flam || flɪmflæm n. (Slang) nonsense, silliness; fraud, deception v. cheat, swindle (Slang) … English contemporary dictionary
flimflamming — flim·flam || flɪmflæm n. (Slang) nonsense, silliness; fraud, deception v. cheat, swindle (Slang) … English contemporary dictionary
flimflams — flim·flam || flɪmflæm n. (Slang) nonsense, silliness; fraud, deception v. cheat, swindle (Slang) … English contemporary dictionary
flimsier — flim·sy || flɪmzɪ n. thin paper, paper used for copies adj. delicate, thin; frail, fragile; insubstantial; poorly made or constructed … English contemporary dictionary
flimsies — flim·sy || flɪmzɪ n. thin paper, paper used for copies adj. delicate, thin; frail, fragile; insubstantial; poorly made or constructed … English contemporary dictionary
flimsiest — flim·sy || flɪmzɪ n. thin paper, paper used for copies adj. delicate, thin; frail, fragile; insubstantial; poorly made or constructed … English contemporary dictionary
flimsiness — flim·si·ness || flɪmzɪnɪs n. weakness; unsturdiness, unstableness; quality of being poorly made … English contemporary dictionary
flimsy — flim·sy || flɪmzɪ n. thin paper, paper used for copies adj. delicate, thin; frail, fragile; insubstantial; poorly made or constructed … English contemporary dictionary
