flotelt

and n. A Middle English form of float. flote2t, v. t. [Cf. flotten-milk.] A variant of fleet5, 1. Such cheeses, good Cisley, ye floted to nigh. Tu er , A Le on for Dairy Maid Cisley. flotert, floteryt. Obsolete forms of flutter , flut floternel (flō-ter-nel'), n. [OF.] A variety of the gambeson worn toward the close of the tery. fourteenth and the beginning of the fifteenth century. Also spelled flotternel.