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Webster Dictionary :: Flaxseed
FLAX'SEED, n. The See d of flax.
Webster Dictionary :: Flaxraiser
FLAX'RAISER, n. One who raises flax.
Webster Dictionary :: Flaxplant
FLAX'PLANT, n. The Phormium, a plant in New Zealand that serves the inhabitants ...
Webster Dictionary :: Flaxen
FLAX'EN, a. 1. Made of flax; as flaxen thread. 2. Resembling flax; of the color ...
Webster Dictionary :: Flaxdresser
FLAX'DRESSER, n. One who breaks and swingles flax.
Webster Dictionary :: Flaxcomb
FLAX'COMB, n. An instrument with teeth through which flax is drawn for separatin...
Webster Dictionary :: Flax
FLAX, n. 1. A plant of the genus Linum, consisting of a single slender stalk, th...
Webster Dictionary :: Flawy
FLAW'Y, 1. Full of flaws or cracks; broken; defective; faulty. 2. Subject to sud...
Webster Dictionary :: Flawter
FLAW'TER, v.t. To scrape or pare a skin. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Flawn
FLAWN, n. A sort of custard or pie. [Obs.]
Webster Dictionary :: Flawless
FLAW'LESS, a. Without cracks; without defect.
Webster Dictionary :: Flawing
FLAW'ING, ppr. Breaking; cracking.
Webster Dictionary :: Flawed
FLAW'ED, pp. Broken; cracked.
Webster Dictionary :: Flaw
FLAW, n. [Gr. See ms to be contracted . 1. A breach; a crack; a defect made by b...
Webster Dictionary :: Flavous
FLA'VOUS, a. [L. flavus.] Yellow. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Flavorous
FLA'VOROUS, a. Pleasant to the taste or smell
