Flogging, flog'-ging, s
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 82
a whipping for punishment. overflowing land not usually covered with water; the Deluge which inundated the earth in the days of Noah; the flowing of the tide an inundation; a superabundant quantity; menstrual discharge: υ.α. to overflow; to inundate (flow) opened for letting water run through, or shut to prevent it. blood from the uterus; inundation. lode of ore by a cro -vein or fi ure [Mining]. wewalk; a platform, as of boards or planks laid on timbers; a story in a building; the bottom of a ve el on each side of the keelson, nearly horizontal: v.a. to furnish with afloor; to strike down; to beat; to put down or silence by some decisive argument; to finish (A.S.flor) flore'-kloth,. s. oil-cloth for covering entrance-halls and floors. to defeat. or building; pavement; materials for floors.
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