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Definition of fluting in English: flutingnoun ˈfluːtɪŋˈfludɪŋ 1mass noun Sound reminiscent of that of a flute. the silvery fluting of a blackbird Example sentencesExamples - The male, beautifully patterned in buttercup-yellow and jet black, may first reveal his presence by glorious fluting.
- An aura of mystery weaves a pattern blended with the unheard of melody of fluting.
- The warm, glowing drone of Oliveros' accordion breathes its way through a patchwork of chimes and the gentle fluting of the whistlebuoys.
- Each sought to wound the other's pride, but their sweet fluting pierced only the evening silence.
- Based on a circular pattern of groaning trumpets and feminine fluting of electronics, the piece bristles into dense, frictional clouds that eventually rain down light dustings of tinkling piano.
2A groove or set of grooves forming a surface decoration. a hollow stem with vertical flutings Example sentencesExamples - The lowest has alternately circular and triangular fluting, the second circular, the third triangular, while the fourth and fifth are mostly plain.
- However, the more complexly the marginal fluting, the better is the anchorage of the soft tissue to the buoyant conch.
- The lobules in complexly marginal fluting branch and expand to form deep lobes.
- On the Wilbur plane there is decorative fluting below the chamfer stops on the toe and heel end of the plane.
- The steel columns are expressed: cruciform in shape, a modern fluting effect, they are chrome-plated.
- Two broken minarets over the main arch resemble the Qutb in their flutings.
- The stock features light fluting along each side of the comb's nose, and is fitted with a steel buttplate so typical of the pre-war period.
- Leaves, rocks, shells, fish scales, all vanished in favour of a few urn-like finials, a hint of metope or columnar fluting, or the suggestion of a pediment.
- Acid etching was used to produce a regular pattern of raised red lines, like the fluting on a classical column.
- The bolt body is partially covered with shallow fluting to allow space for any debris - ice, mud or dirt - to accumulate without binding or jamming the bolt in the action.
- Shaw also offers standard or helical fluting as an additional service.
- The artist also parallels the columnar folds of Peace's drapery and the regular fluting of the columns behind her.
- The septal marginal fluting has a bilateral symmetry, whereby between correlative sutural lobes on both flanks the septum is adorally convex in a perfect arch.
- Her eyes, a startling blue-gray danced and twinkled in the light streaming in from tall, elegant windows framed with green marble columns topped by gold-painted fluting.
- The marginal fluting of the septa consists mainly of backward pointing tubes in a dendritic pattern that form buttresses resembling columnal arches of Gothic churches.
- The Gowran Font is richly decorated with blind or closed fluting, often described as Ossory Fluting, being particular to the Diocese of Ossory and not found elsewhere.
- The strigillation, or curvilinear fluting, of the frieze immediately below the Pantheon-domed roof is a type of enrichment associated with classical sarcophagi.
- Mock Queen Anne fluting which was popular in this period is also a give-away, when combined with a hallmark for 1760, because at that time, very few people knew that a hallmark would reveal a date.
- In it is a niche, wherein the statue of St. Canice stood, and inverted stone cones with eight grooves, or flutings, for holy water.
- The red sandstone tower of Qutab Minar is 72.5 m high, tapering from 14.32 m at its base to 2.75 m in diameter at its peak, and alternating in angular and rounded flutings.
adjective ˈfluːtɪŋˈfludɪŋ Reminiscent of the sound of a flute. the golden, fluting voice filled the room Example sentencesExamples - The fledgling let out an odd, fluting sound, and then his eyes squeezed closed.
- He sighed and began to walk in the Cow's direction when a low, fluting voice reached his ears.
- The hollow, fluting song poured between the cork oaks, as rich as honey.
- Her voice is deeper now, with a strange androgynous fluting quality.
- A dark purple dragon winked at her, and a fire-red phoenix with the occasional blue or green feather sprouting from its tail made the fluting noise.
- Sometimes, towards the end of February, walking across a boggy area where heather gave way to rushes and reed grasses, I would be startled by an eerie throbbing, bleating sound rising to a soft, fluting crescendo.
- When you're alone in the Polo Lounge, the fluting tones of Australia's greatest son beckon you home like a lighthouse.
Definition of fluting in US English: flutingnounˈfludɪŋˈflo͞odiNG 1Sound reminiscent of that of a flute. the silvery fluting of a blackbird Example sentencesExamples - Based on a circular pattern of groaning trumpets and feminine fluting of electronics, the piece bristles into dense, frictional clouds that eventually rain down light dustings of tinkling piano.
- The male, beautifully patterned in buttercup-yellow and jet black, may first reveal his presence by glorious fluting.
- The warm, glowing drone of Oliveros' accordion breathes its way through a patchwork of chimes and the gentle fluting of the whistlebuoys.
- Each sought to wound the other's pride, but their sweet fluting pierced only the evening silence.
- An aura of mystery weaves a pattern blended with the unheard of melody of fluting.
2A groove or set of grooves forming a surface decoration. a hollow stem with vertical flutings pieces decorated with fluting Example sentencesExamples - The lowest has alternately circular and triangular fluting, the second circular, the third triangular, while the fourth and fifth are mostly plain.
- The septal marginal fluting has a bilateral symmetry, whereby between correlative sutural lobes on both flanks the septum is adorally convex in a perfect arch.
- The lobules in complexly marginal fluting branch and expand to form deep lobes.
- Shaw also offers standard or helical fluting as an additional service.
- On the Wilbur plane there is decorative fluting below the chamfer stops on the toe and heel end of the plane.
- The Gowran Font is richly decorated with blind or closed fluting, often described as Ossory Fluting, being particular to the Diocese of Ossory and not found elsewhere.
- The marginal fluting of the septa consists mainly of backward pointing tubes in a dendritic pattern that form buttresses resembling columnal arches of Gothic churches.
- The stock features light fluting along each side of the comb's nose, and is fitted with a steel buttplate so typical of the pre-war period.
- However, the more complexly the marginal fluting, the better is the anchorage of the soft tissue to the buoyant conch.
- The strigillation, or curvilinear fluting, of the frieze immediately below the Pantheon-domed roof is a type of enrichment associated with classical sarcophagi.
- The artist also parallels the columnar folds of Peace's drapery and the regular fluting of the columns behind her.
- Her eyes, a startling blue-gray danced and twinkled in the light streaming in from tall, elegant windows framed with green marble columns topped by gold-painted fluting.
- Leaves, rocks, shells, fish scales, all vanished in favour of a few urn-like finials, a hint of metope or columnar fluting, or the suggestion of a pediment.
- The bolt body is partially covered with shallow fluting to allow space for any debris - ice, mud or dirt - to accumulate without binding or jamming the bolt in the action.
- The red sandstone tower of Qutab Minar is 72.5 m high, tapering from 14.32 m at its base to 2.75 m in diameter at its peak, and alternating in angular and rounded flutings.
- Mock Queen Anne fluting which was popular in this period is also a give-away, when combined with a hallmark for 1760, because at that time, very few people knew that a hallmark would reveal a date.
- Acid etching was used to produce a regular pattern of raised red lines, like the fluting on a classical column.
- The steel columns are expressed: cruciform in shape, a modern fluting effect, they are chrome-plated.
- Two broken minarets over the main arch resemble the Qutb in their flutings.
- In it is a niche, wherein the statue of St. Canice stood, and inverted stone cones with eight grooves, or flutings, for holy water.
adjectiveˈfludɪŋˈflo͞odiNG Reminiscent of the sound of a flute. the golden, fluting voice filled the room Example sentencesExamples - A dark purple dragon winked at her, and a fire-red phoenix with the occasional blue or green feather sprouting from its tail made the fluting noise.
- Sometimes, towards the end of February, walking across a boggy area where heather gave way to rushes and reed grasses, I would be startled by an eerie throbbing, bleating sound rising to a soft, fluting crescendo.
- The hollow, fluting song poured between the cork oaks, as rich as honey.
- He sighed and began to walk in the Cow's direction when a low, fluting voice reached his ears.
- When you're alone in the Polo Lounge, the fluting tones of Australia's greatest son beckon you home like a lighthouse.
- The fledgling let out an odd, fluting sound, and then his eyes squeezed closed.
- Her voice is deeper now, with a strange androgynous fluting quality.
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