Fleurdelis

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 193
flGCr'-de-le', n. the flower of the lily circulating —pi. Fleurs'-de-lis'. [Fr., Iis being for L FlOCCUlent, lilinm a lily.J flakes Flew, flCD, past tense of Fly [be persuaded. wool.] Flexibility, flehs-i-btl'i-ti, n pliancy easine to Flock, Flexible, fleks'i-bl, Flexile, adj. easily ground beat: pliant: docilen Flox'iblene . —adv - Flexibly. [Fi — L. flexibllis, jhxihs—jhcto, floi flexion, to bend [—jh'cto to Flexion, flek's hun, n a bend a fold. (J. jfcxio Flock, Flexor, fleks'or, v a nui-.de which lends a joint Floe, Flexuous, fleks'u-us, Flexuose, fleks'u-Os, adj. flag*-, full of windings and turnings variable. Flog, Flexure, fleks'ur, «. a hend or turning [math tise the curving of a line or surface the (tending of A loaded beams. [L.flexnra See Flexible. fiom Flicker, flik'er, v to Jlutter and move the Flood, wings, as a bird to burn unsteadily, a flame, in [A.S JUwrian cf. Ice. fldkra, l>ut flikk,ren.\ oi Flier, Flyer, one who Jh
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