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Flake

speaker
speaker

Meaning

Noun

In People:
A
or a
of anything
In Carcharhiniform sharks & Sharks:
A
of a
or
animal
In Archaeology:
In People:
A person who is
,
,
, or
; especially with
a living.
A
with only two
in the
, the
having large stripes.
In People:
A
or
of rope.
In American English & Law enforcement:
A
, e.g. to
money for
or
to
a quota.
In Carcharhiniform sharks & Sharks:
A
for
fish.
In British English, Carcharhiniform sharks & Sharks:
Dogfish.
In Australian English:
The
of the
shark.
In British English:
A
; a hurdle.
A
of
, or small
made
or
,
by
, for
and other things.
In Nautical:
A small
a vessel's
, for
to
while
, etc.
In Nautical:
Alternative form of
(“turn or
of
or hawser”)

Verb

To
or
off in a flake.
To
or
; to
or
, to
to
through.
To
an
such as
or
in layers
In Irish English:
To
(another person).
In American English & Law enforcement:
To
on a
for drying.

Name

A surname.
Sourced from
Wiktionary

Origin

flake
English
arrow
flake
Middle English (1100-1500)
Sourced from
Etym
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