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6 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «FLEECHMENT»
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On the History and Use of the Suffixes -ery (-ry), -age, and ...
72. fleechment 'cajolery' 1886. fleshment 'the excitement resulting from a first
success' 1605. flourishment 'condition' 1724, 1883. flusterment 'state' 1895."
forejudgement 1548 +. forestallment 1611 +. frayment 'disturbance' 1549.
freightment ...
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The Chambers Crossword Dictionary, 3rd edition
... servility, sweettalk10 cajolement,flapdoodle, fleechment,soft sawder,
softsowder, sycophancy 11compliments, fulsomeness12 blandishment,
ingratiation 13blandishments 14backscratching, court holywater
flatulence03gas04wind06 flatus 07 ...
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Totally Weird and Wonderful Words
... transformations on mundane texts. flaskisable [flas-kuh-suh-ble] an obsolete
adjective meaning 'changeable.' From an Old French word meaning 'to bend.'
Used mostly about people, this is a nice substitute for flaky. fleechment ...
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Word Nerd: More Than 18,000 Fascinating Facts about Words
... a newly feathered bird, is based on the pattern of nestling fleece comes from a
West Germanic base but is probably ultimately related to the base of Latin pluma,
“feather” fleechment is flattery or cajoling to fleer is to laugh in a disrespectful or ...
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The English Dialect Dictionary, Being the Complete ...
Lan.1, Nhp.l Hence (1) Fleeching, (a) sb. flatter , coaxing, cajolery; entreaty ; (b)
ppl. adj. flattering, eceitful, beguiling ; coaxing, beseeching; also used adub.; (2)
Fleechingly, adv. flatteringly, plausibly; (3) Fleechment, sb. flattery, beguilement;
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
ТГТ^Тт 4STTT, 5TTTTT, ттгтптт; л*, fleeching, fleechment TTTT^Ít, ТТГТТЩг fleer
v.í. & t. iff fTÎTTT, ТТТТТГ, Г<К**К\
