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Flare up
When trouble suddenly appears
“He didn't FLARE UP.”
Flash about
Show something to make sure people know about it
“She's always FLASHG UP ABOUT stories.”
Flash around
Show something to make sure people know about it
“She's always FLASHG UP AROUND stories.”
Flash back
Suddenly remember
“We need to FLASH BACK before someone notices.”
Flash by
Move very fast
“I suppose we should FLASH BY before they notice we're late.”
Flash past
Move very fast
“I suppose we should FLASH PAST before they notice we're late.”
Flesh out
Add more details or information
“The police were FLESHING OUT a tip from an informer.”
Flick over
Change TV channels quickly
“Don't FLICK OVER on me.”
Flick through
Change TV channels repeatedly
“Don't FLICK THROUGH on me.”
Flip off
Extend your middle finger as a gesture of contempt
“The children were FLIPpING OFF stories from the book.”
Flip out
Become very excited and lose control
“I suppose we should FLIP OUT before they notice we're late.”
Flip through
Look quickly through a magazine, book, etc
“We need to FLIP THROUGH before someone notices.”
Float about
Be somewhere near, though not visible
“We need to FLOAT ABOUT before someone notices.”
Float around
Be somewhere near, though not visible
“We need to FLOAT AROUND before someone notices.”
Flog off
Sell something cheaply to get rid of it
“Don't FLOG OFF the opportunity.”
Floor it
Drive a vehicle as fast as possible
“We need to FLOOR IT before someone notices.”
Flounce off
Leave a place or walk away from someone angrily
“We can't FLOUNCE OFF from the deal now.”
Flounce out
Leave a place angrily
“We can't FLOUNCE OUT from the deal now.”
Fluff out
Shake or pat a cushion so that it fills with air
“Please FLUFF OUT the form.”
Fluff up
Shake or pat a cushion so that it fills with air
“Please FLUFF UP the form.”
Fly about
Circulate (rumours, etc)
“We need to FLY ABOUT before someone notices.”
Fly around
Circulate (rumours, etc)
“We need to FLY AROUND before someone notices.”
Fly at
Attack
“We need to FLY AT before someone notices.”
Fly by
When time appears to move quickly
“I suppose we should FLY BY before they notice we're late.”