fleed
UK/fliːd/
fleed noun: the internal fat of a pig before it is melted into lard. Also the simple past and past participle of flee.
Noun
fleed (uncountable)
Also used as
fleed is also the simple past and past participle of flee.
Origin of fleed
Inflected forms.
Words that rhyme with fleed
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- weed
- proceed
- stampede
- concede
- accede
- deed
- exceed
- need
- bede
- knead
- mislead
- plead
- rede
- swede
- cede
- creed
- godspeed
- heed
- intercede
- keyed
- leed
- meed
- precede
- recede
- tumbleweed
- a friend in need is a friend indeed
- beread
- greed
- he'd
- indeed
- interbreed
- kneed
- mead
- secede
- she'd
- sneed
- steed
- supersede
- underfeed
- we'd
- ye'd
- agreed
- anasheed
- aniseed
- atheed
- caid
- co-feed
- cofeed
Questions about fleed
- What does fleed mean?
- Fleed means the internal fat of a pig before it is melted into lard.
- What part of speech is fleed?
- Fleed is a noun.
- How do you pronounce fleed?
- Fleed is pronounced /fliːd/ (UK).
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