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_Maitland P_

Teut _vlied-en_, id

FLIEP, _s_ A silly inactive fellow, Aberd

V ~Flup~

FLYND, _s_ Flint

_Gawan and Gol_

_To_ FLINDER, _v n_ To run about in a fluttering

Isl _flan-a_, praeceps feror

FLINDERS

V ~Flendris~

FLINDRIKIN, _s_

V ~Flinder~, _v_

_Watson's Coll_

~Flindrikin~, _adj_ Flirting, Fife

_To_ FLING, _v a_

1 To baffle, to deceive, S

2 To jilt S

_Morison_

~Fling~, _s_

1 A disappointeneral, S

2 A disappoint jilted, S

_A Douglas_

3 A fit of ill hueable