† fludderv.
/ˈflʌθə/ Scottish. Obsolete.
intransitive. ‘To exhibit the appearance of great regard for any one, to cajole’ (Jamieson).
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c1525 Priests of Peebles (1603) D ij Than mony folk wil cum and with me fludder.
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v.c1525- engaged
- engaged column
- engaged ring
- engaged signal
- engaged tower
- engaged wall-shaft
- engaged wallshaft
- engaged wheels
- engaged-test
- engaged-tone
- engagedly
- engagedness
- engagedtest
- engagedtone
- engagee
- engagement
- engagement book
- engagement ring
- engagements
- engager
- engagers
- engages
- engaging
- engaging and disengaging machinery
- engaging guard