flinch¹ /flinch or flinsh/

1. To shrink back, out of pain, fear, etc
2. To fail (in a duty, etc; often with from)

flinchˈer noun

flinchˈing noun and adjective

flinchˈingly adverb

flench /flench/, flense /flens/ or flinch /flinch/

1. To cut up the blubber of (eg a whale)
2. To flay

• unzoned
• UOM
• up
• up-
• UP
• upadaisy
• up against
• up against it
• up a gum tree
• upaithric
• up-along
• up-anchor
• up-anchored
• up-anchoring
• up-anchors
• up and coming
• up-and-coming
• up and doing
• up and down
• up-and-down
• up-and-over
• vagabondised
• vagabondises
• vagabondish
• vagabondising