- Snow Maiden, what has happened? It is the second day I see you walking waist naked…
- The matter is that my Father Frost has lost his beard…
- Well, what next?
- That is why I am walking naked , so that nobody can notice this fact…
adj. (-ier, -iest) (usu. Of a girl) frivolous, fickle, changeable. flightiness n.
FLIPPER
n. - broad flat limb of a turtle, penguin, etc., used in swimming.
- similar rubber foot attachment for underwater swimming.
- slang hand.
FLITTER
v. Flit about; flutter. [from *flit]
FLOOZIE
n. (also floozy) (pl. -ies) colloq. Esp. Disreputable girl or woman. [origin unknown]
FLORIST
n. Person who deals in or grows flowers. [latin flos *flower]
FLORUIT
—v. Flourished; lived and worked (of a painter, writer, etc., whose exact dates are unknown). —n. Period or date of working etc. [latin, = he or she flourished]
FLOTSAM
and jetsam n. - odds and ends.
- vagrants.
- n. Wreckage found floating. [anglo-french: related to *float]
FLOUNCE
—v. (-cing) (often foll. By away, about, off, out) go or move angrily or impatiently (flounced out in a huff). —n. Flouncing movement. [origin unknown]
- —n. Frill on a dress, skirt, etc. —v. (-cing) trim with flounces. [alteration of frounce pleat, from french]
FLOWERS
of sulphur n. Fine powder produced when sulphur evaporates and condenses.
