fl Synonyms
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fl Meaning
fl (n)
a state in southeastern United States between the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico; one of the Confederate states during the American Civil War
fl Sentence Examples
- The steam fluttered like a ribbon in the gentle breeze.
- The pilot alertly flipped a switch on the instrument panel, which caused a singular warning light to fl out.
- The damaged aircraft flew into a cloud, and after a few minutes, it fl out on the other side, looking as good as new.
- The rock band's lead singer had a habit of tossing his microphone into the crowd at the end of a concert, letting it fl through the air before it was caught by an eager fan.
- The seamstress had to fl the fabric carefully to make sure that it was perfectly aligned before sewing it together.
- The archer let an arrow fl from his bow, aiming for the bullseye of the target.
- The snow fl as the wind swept through the forest, creating a magical winter wonderland.
- The little girl's cheeks fl with excitement as she unwrapped her birthday presents.
- The bartender skillfully fl a cocktail shaker, creating a symphony of clinking ice and cascading liquid.
- The baseball player slid into home plate just as the catcher's tag fl just inches away.
FAQs About the word fl
a state in southeastern United States between the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico; one of the Confederate states during the American Civil War
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The steam fluttered like a ribbon in the gentle breeze.
The pilot alertly flipped a switch on the instrument panel, which caused a singular warning light to fl out.
The damaged aircraft flew into a cloud, and after a few minutes, it fl out on the other side, looking as good as new.
The rock band's lead singer had a habit of tossing his microphone into the crowd at the end of a concert, letting it fl through the air before it was caught by an eager fan.
