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flacket
▪ I. flacket, n.1 Obs. exc. dial. (ˈflækɪt) Forms: 4–5 flacked, 4–6 flak(k)et(t(e, flag(g)et(te, (5 flagot), 5–7 flackett, (4 flackette), 6 Sc. flacat, 6– flacket. [a. ONF. *flaquet, flasquet (= Central OF. flaschet, flachet), dim. of flasque (flache, flasche): see flask n. and -et1.] A flask, bottl...
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flicket-a-flacket
† flicket-a-flacket, adv. Obs. A representation of the sound made by something flapping. Cf. cricket-a-wicket.1719 D'Urfey Pills II. 20 Their Sleeves went Flicket-a-flacket.
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flagartie
† ˈflagartie, a. Obs. Sc. [Cf. flacket v.] Flouncing; boisterous.1535 Lyndesay Satyre 2137 Ane fistand flag, a flagartie fuffe.
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flasket
flasket (ˈflɑːskɪt, -æ-) Also 5–7 flaskett, 6 -it. [a. OF. flasquet (northern form of flachet), dim. of flasque, flache, flask n.2 Sense 1 appears to be unknown in Fr.; Welsh has fflasged in same sense, doubtless adopted from Eng. (cf. flask n.2 5). In sense 2 the earlier form is flacket.] 1. ‘A lon...
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flaggat
† flaggat Obs. rare. [? var. of flacket n.2; but cf. faggot.] A bundle, faggot.1375 Barbour Bruce xvii. 615 Gret flaggatis tharof thai maid.
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