French Meaning of flogs
Flambards
Other French words related to Flambards
- peaux
- des gifles
- barres obliques
- matraque
- fouet
- chauves-souris
- battements
- Frange
- clips
- Coupes
- Flagellés
- fléaux
- claques
- hits
- fouets
- coups
- cils
- Cuirs
- mutile
- livres
- coups de poing
- Fléaux
- claques
- courroies
- glissements
- commutateurs
- bronzé
- coups
- baleines
- bouleaux
- boîtes
- Canne
- applaudissements
- Limaces
- bashes
- badigeonner
- pâte
- S'apesantit
- ceintures
- Massues
- Inconnu
- Bustes
- assomme
- chiffons
- clubs
- Peaux de vache
- craquements
- gourdins
- menottes
- fustige
- marteaux
- knout
- lacets
- critique vivement
- fustige
- agneaux
- mousse
- mangle
- pagaies
- pâtes
- fourrures
- martèle
- courtepointe
- peaux brutes
- les aspérités
- ardoises
- corvées
- foudroie
- chaussettes
- coups secs
- bat
- coups
- claques
- retouche
- wallops
- Whaps
- fonctionne sur
Nearest Words of flogs
- flood tides => Marée montante
- floodlighting => éclairage par projecteurs
- floodlights => projecteurs
- floodplains => plaines inondables
- floods => inondations
- floodway => zone inondable
- floodways => zones inondables
- floor-through => Traversant
- floor-throughs => Appartements traversants
- flop (down) => S'affaisser
Definitions and Meaning of flogs in English
flogs
steal sense 1, to move along with difficulty, to beat severely with or as if with a rod or whip, to force or urge into action, sell sense 7, to sell (something, such as stolen goods) illegally, to beat with or as if with a rod or whip, to promote aggressively, to criticize harshly, flap, flutter
FAQs About the word flogs
Flambards
steal sense 1, to move along with difficulty, to beat severely with or as if with a rod or whip, to force or urge into action, sell sense 7, to sell (something,
peaux,des gifles,barres obliques,matraque,fouet,chauves-souris,battements,Frange,clips,Coupes
flotteurs,glisse,pend,diapositives,valses,Fouets,brises,côtes,courants,plane
flocks => troupeaux, floats => flotteurs, flivvers => tacot , flivver => tacot, flittering => papillonnant,
