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flusker

flusker verb: to flutter; to fly irregularly.

Verb

flusker (third-person singular simple present fluskers, present participle fluskering, simple past and past participle fluskered)

  1. (dialectal, intransitive) To flutter; to fly irregularly.
  2. (dialectal, transitive) To fluster, confuse.

Forms of flusker

third-person singular presentfluskers
present participlefluskering
past participlefluskered
pastfluskered

Origin of flusker

From flusk + -er (frequentative suffix). Related to flush.

Words formed from flusker

Questions about flusker

What does flusker mean?
Flusker means to flutter; to fly irregularly.
What part of speech is flusker?
Flusker is a verb.
What is the past tense of flusker?
The past tense of flusker is fluskered.

Words near flusker in the dictionary

  1. flushwork
  2. flushy
  3. flusilazole
  4. flusk
  5. flusked
  6. flusker
  7. fluskered
  8. fluskering
  9. fluskers
  10. flusking
  11. flusks

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