flidge Synonyms
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flidge Meaning
Webster
flidge (a.)
Fledged; fledge.
Webster
flidge (v. i.)
To become fledged; to fledge.
flidge Sentence Examples
- The bird hesitated at the edge of the flidge, its wings trembling with anticipation.
- With a graceful leap, the eagle soared from the flidge, gliding effortlessly through the sky.
- The flidge was a precarious perch, offering only a narrow foothold and a sheer drop below.
- The climber carefully tested the flidge before entrusting his weight to its slippery surface.
- The rocks formed a natural flidge, providing a sheltered resting place for weary hikers.
- The flidge of the cliff was adorned with wildflowers, their vibrant colors contrasting with the rugged stone.
- The acrobats performed daring aerial maneuvers on a flidge suspended high above the ground.
- The narrow flidge of the bridge swayed beneath the weight of the pedestrians, creating a sense of vertigo.
- The flidge was like a lifeline, connecting the mountains on either side of the chasm.
- The monk perched on the flidge of the mountain monastery, meditating on the vast panorama below.
FAQs About the word flidge
Fledged; fledge., To become fledged; to fledge.
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The bird hesitated at the edge of the flidge, its wings trembling with anticipation.
With a graceful leap, the eagle soared from the flidge, gliding effortlessly through the sky.
The flidge was a precarious perch, offering only a narrow foothold and a sheer drop below.
The climber carefully tested the flidge before entrusting his weight to its slippery surface.
