flerf
UK/flɜːf/US/flɝf/
flerf noun: a flat-earther.
Noun
flerf (plural flerfs)
- A flat-earther.
- Flerfs often employ logical fallacies to justify their belief.
- Big deal. Flerfs insist the world is flat too.2020 January 26, LinuxGal <teresita@aqua.net>, “Re: Can you tell a fake Christian from a real one?”, in alt.atheism (Usenet), via Google Groups, archived from the original on 08 Apr 2026
- Synonyms:
- flat-earther, flattard, flerfer
Synonyms of flerf
- flat-earther
- flattard
- flerfer
Antonyms
Forms of flerf
| plural | flerfs |
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Origin of flerf
Humorous modification of flat-earther, with th-fronting.
Words that rhyme with flerf
Questions about flerf
- What does flerf mean?
- Flerf means a flat-earther.
- What part of speech is flerf?
- Flerf is a noun.
- How do you pronounce flerf?
- Flerf is pronounced /flɜːf/ (UK).
- What is the plural of flerf?
- The plural of flerf is flerfs.
Words near flerf in the dictionary
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