Fly-swat

noun, Chiefly Southern U.S.
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Flyte
[flahyt] /flaɪt/ Scot. and North England verb (used without object), flyted, flyting, noun 1. . [flahyt] /flaɪt/ Scot. and North England verb (used without object), flited, fliting. 1. to dispute; wrangle; scold; jeer. noun 2. a dispute or wrangle; scolding. /flaɪt; Scottish fləɪt/ verb 1. a variant spelling of flite /flaɪt; Scottish fləɪt/ verb 1. […]
Flyted
[flahyt] /flaɪt/ Scot. and North England verb (used without object), flyted, flyting, noun 1. . [flahyt] /flaɪt/ Scot. and North England verb (used without object), flited, fliting. 1. to dispute; wrangle; scold; jeer. noun 2. a dispute or wrangle; scolding. /flaɪt; Scottish fləɪt/ verb 1. (transitive) to scold or rail at noun 2. a dispute […]
Flytes
[flahyt] /flaɪt/ Scot. and North England verb (used without object), flyted, flyting, noun 1. . [flahyt] /flaɪt/ Scot. and North England verb (used without object), flited, fliting. 1. to dispute; wrangle; scold; jeer. noun 2. a dispute or wrangle; scolding. /flaɪt; Scottish fləɪt/ verb 1. (transitive) to scold or rail at noun 2. a dispute […]

Flythrough
noun See fly-through
Fly the bird
verb phrase to make a contemptuous sign with the hand, middle finger extended; to give the finger Examples They cut her off, so she flew the bird. Word Origin 1980+ Usage Note vulgar slang