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Definition of fling
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Fling (v. i.) To
throw;
to
wince;
to
flounce;
as, the horse began to kick and
fling..
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Rifling
::
Rifling
(n.) The act or
process
of
making
the
grooves
in a
rifled
cannon
or gun
barrel.
Dwarfling
::
Dwarfling
(n.) A
diminutive
dwarf.
Prattle
::
Prattle
(n.)
Trifling
or
childish
tattle;
empty talk;
loquacity
on
trivial
subjects;
prate;
babble.
Snuffling
::
Snuffling
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Snuffl.
Shy
::
Shy (n.) A side
throw;
a
throw;
a
fling.
Throw
::
Throw (v. t.) To fling or cast in any
manner;
to drive to a
distance
from the hand or from an
engine;
to
propel;
to send; as, to throw
stones
or dust with the hand; a
cannon
throws
a ball; a fire
engine
throws
a
stream
of water to
extinguish
flames..
Trivial
::
Trivial
(a.)
Ordinary;
commonplace;
trifling;
vulgar.
Quiddle
::
Quiddle
(v. i.) To spend time in
trifling
employments,
or to
attend
to
useful
subjects
in an
indifferent
or
superficial
manner;
to
dawdle..
Quiddity
::
Quiddity
(n.) A
trifling
nicety;
a
cavil;
a
quibble.
Squeamous
::
Squeamish
(a.)
Having
a
stomach
that is
easily
or
nauseated;
hence,
nice to
excess
in
taste;
fastidious;
easily
disgusted;
apt to be
offended
at
trifling
improprieties..
Scare
::
Scare (n.)
Fright;
esp.,
sudden
fright
produced
by a
trifling
cause,
or
originating
in
mistake..
Fling
::
Fling (n.) A
severe
or
contemptuous
remark;
an
expression
of
sarcastic
scorn;
a gibe; a
sarcasm.
Coquetry
::
Coquetry
(n.)
Attempts
to
attract
admiration,
notice,
or love, for the mere
gratification
of
vanity;
trifling
in
love..
Muffling
::
Muffling
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Muffl.
Raffling
::
Raffling
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Raffl.
Quibblingly
::
Quibblingly
(adv.)
Triflingly;
evasively.
Whiffling
::
Whiffling
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Whiffl.
Wolfling
::
Wolfling
(n.) A young wolf.
Chitchat
::
Chitchat
(n.)
Familiar
or
trifling
talk;
prattle.
Nugify
::
Nugify
(v. t.) To
render
trifling
or
futile;
to make
silly.
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