Flout

ttowt, v. t. To mock or in s u 1 1; to Flounder. To sneer. — n. A mock, treat insult. with contempt. — • Flow, flo. v. i. Tflow (flod), flowing.] To change place or circulate, as a liquid; to become liquid, melt; to glide smoothly or without friction, proceed, i ue forth; to have or be in abundance, abound, be copious; to hang loose and waving; to rise, as the tide, — opp. to ebb; to discharge blood; linger or ink, then, boNbox, chair, get. in exce from the uterus. — v. t. To cover water, overflow, inundate, flood; to cover with nish.—re. A stream of water or other fluid; a rent; auy gentle, gradual movement of thought, diction, music, etc.; abundance; copiousne ; tidal setting in of water from ocean to shore. 160