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NTC's Pocket Dictionary of Words and Phrases part 25

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NTC's Pocket Dictionary of Words and Phrases part 25. The small but very concise NTC's Pocket Dictionary of Words and Phrases offers 6,000 basic and common English words plus 6,000 basic and common English idioms and phrases. You will find this portable title essential in the classroom, at home, or traveling, when you need help to recall word and phrase meanings. | flirt with someone flirt with someone to behave in a way that gets someone s attention with romance in mind. flirt with the idea of doing something to think about doing something to toy with an idea to consider something but not too seriously. float flot 1. iv. to remain on top of water or a liquid to stay above water. 2. iv. to hover to remain in the air. Figurative on Q. 3. tv. to release something so it can move as in Q. float a loan to get a loan to arrange for a loan. flock in to someplace to move into someplace in crowds. flock together to gather together in great numbers. Typically said of birds and sheep. flood fkd 1. n. a large amount of water lying on land that is normally dry. 2. n. a powerful surge of water moving over the land. 3. n. a large amount of something. Figurative on @. 4. tv. to cover an area with water to cover something with water. 5. iv. to spill or overflow with great volumes of water to become covered with a great amount of water. flood in to something to pour into something. Both literally with water and figuratively. flood out of something to pour out of something or someplace. flood someone or something out of something for too much water to force someone or something to leave something or someplace. floor flor 1. n. the surface of a room that is walked on the inside bottom surface of a room. 2. n. one level of a building a story. WALK THE FLOOR floppy disk flap i disk n. a round flat magnetic computer storage device that can be moved from computer to computer. florist flor ist n. someone who arranges and sells flowers for a living. flour flau n. a powder made from grinding wheat corn or other grain used in cooking. Compare this with flower. Plural only for types and instances. flow flo 1. n. the movement of running water the movement of a fluid. No plural. 2. n. the even and ordered movement of things in a series. No plural. Figurative on Q. 3. iv. to move like running water to move smoothly along a route. 4. iv. to move easily and .