flatuous ness

[Eng. flatuous: -ne .] The quality or state of being flatuous; flatulence, wind. "They cause fluctuations and flatuousne e in the body." -Venner: Via Recta, p. 15. flā-tus, s. [Lat.] *1. A breath or puff of wind. 2. Wind in the stomach, or other cavities of the body, arising from indigestion; flatulence. "He was sick of the flatus." -Reliquiæ Wottoniana, p. 467. flăt'-wise, a. or adv. [Eng. flat; -wise.] With the flat downward; not edgewise. "Its posture in the earth was flatwise , and parallel to the site of the stratum in which it was reposited."-Woodward: On Fo ils. flâucht ( ch guttural) (1), 8. [FLAW.] 1. A flight or flock of birds. 2. A flutter. 3. A flash or gleam. flâucht ( ch guttural) (2), 8. [FLAKE.] IMG:content-1731.png:[blocks in formation] -er.] 1. A person employed in carding wool. 2. A man who cuts turfs, by means of a flauchterspade.