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FLANCH Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of FLANCH is either of two curved segments encroaching on a heraldic field one from each side. How to use flanch in a sentence.
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FLANCH | FLANCH
FLANCH is an earth-shaking album and project that deserves a spot in the "real" world. We're making dreams come true by pressing professionally-duplicated, high ...
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FLANCH definition in American English - Collins Dictionary
a cement or mortar slope around a chimney top, manhole, etc, to throw off water. Also called: flaunching.
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flanch
▪ I. flanch, n.1 Her. (flɑːnʃ, -æ-) Also flaunch, flanque. [? a. OF. flanche fem., = flanc masc., flank.] A sub-ordinary formed on each side of the shield by a line arched or convex towards the centre, always borne double or in pairs. We have not been able to find direct evidence that flanche was us...
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FLANCH Definition & Meaning - Dictionary.com
1st, Making the barrel of a door or shutter bolt of sheet metal, substantially as shown and described. 2d, The bolt catch or keeper with the base plate formed ...
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FLANCH - Darling Recordings
FLANCH is songs written and produced by Peter Timberlake and Ben Peterson, with major artistic contributions from musicians we've gotten to know throughout the ...
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FLANCH | Music Review - Tiny Mix Tapes
The production on this album melds clanging, futuristic beats with sometimes-Levantine-sounding melodies. The tone is variously devotional and ...
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Flanch - Spotify
Listen to Flanch on Spotify. Artist · 311 monthly listeners.
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flanch, v. meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English Dictionary
The earliest known use of the verb flanch is in the late 1700s. OED's earliest evidence for flanch is from 1776, in the writing of William Withering, physician ...
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FLANCH (@FLANCHH) / X
DJ/producer from Cologne, now based in Cleveland, Ohio. Label head for Low Hanging Fruit. 2. FLANCH reposted · I Heart Moosiq · @iheartmoosiq. ·. Feb ...
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flasque
flasque Her. (flɑːsk, -æ-) [a. F. flasque.] A bearing similar to a flanch, but occupying a smaller part of the field (see flanch n.1). The heraldic use is not recorded in F., but in the sense ‘cheek of a gun-carriage’ (see flask n.3) it was a synonym of flanque, which had also a heraldic sense = fla...
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flanching
flanching, vbl. n. Also flaunching. [See flanch v.] a. The action or state of spreading outwards. b. The sloping fillet of cement or mortar in which the base of a chimney-pot is bedded. Also called flanched work.1802 Gentl. Mag. Apr. 325/1 The boat is about 30 feet long..built in a flaunching manner...
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flange
▪ I. flange, n. (flændʒ) [See flanch n.2] 1. A widening or branching out; the part that widens out: † a. in a pan; b. in a metallic vein.1688 R. Holme Armoury iii. vii. 320/2 The top that goes out wider than the bottom, is called the Flang of the Pan. 1747 Hooson Miner's Dict. I j b, Flange [is] a P...
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flinch
▪ I. flinch, v.1 (flɪnʃ) Also 7 flench. [app. a. OF. flenchir, flainchir, usually regarded as a variant of the synonymous flechir: see flecche.] 1. intr. To give way, draw back, yield ground in a combat; to draw back or turn aside from a course of action, a duty or enterprise. In later use influence...
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