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flamboyant ~ flame + boy; imagine a boy wearing a T-shirt with pictures of flame on it. will it not be flamboyant?

flamboyant="flame" + "boy",, the boy's body is "ornated" with the tatto of flame :)

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flamboyant ~ flame + boy; we have seen FLAMES coming from the BOY’S mouth in CIRCUS they are generally ORNATED and wore RICH COLOURED costumes….

flaunt ->Friend's aunt; my Friend's aunt always flaunts.

flamboyant(showy) aunt

flaunt="flatter"+"aunt" ,, aunty flattered uncle by displaying herself ostentatiously

flaunt = fla (flash)+ aunt (aunty)= aunty flaunts her bounty

Aunt is trying to flat everyone by show off and her looks,display

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Flaunt and flirt are somewhat similar. People tend to flirt with people who flaunt.

Shambles sounds like scrambles, DISORDER.

to eat LAY's(chips) we need to strip off its cover

F**K+LAY....if you find your girlfriend F**King and LAYING with someone, you will criticize her severely.......

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flay sounds very similar to play. His skin flayed when he fell down while playing cricket.

for making LAYS chips,have to flay potatoes,strip potato skin

when we removed skin (E) of LEAFY vegetable it becomes LAFY which when solved becomes FLAY

when you FILLET(pronounced FIL-AY) a fish, you strip off the skin.

if u call any one a lay man he will definately end up beating u...

FLAY RHYMES LIKE PLAY..THE KING ORDERED THE SOLDIERS TO FLAY THE SKIN OF THE OPPONENTS

flay sounds like fla i.e to remove something;

rhymes with speck meaning a dot or small spot

If in a FLOCK of sth like say goats,a man comes in between, he will be visible distinctly ,, like a spot... Syn:dapple, dot, flake, freckle, jot, mark, particle, speck, speckle, spot, streak..

sounds like pinch , when you pinch, the skin flinches.

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U FLINCH to pinch someone

in FLINstones, the guy used to MOVE BACK COZ OF FEAR coz of his pet DINO

F - LINCH = Fear of Pinch

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flippant - person who flips a coin and decides is not serious...

focus on flip; during exam time if you flip through the pages of the book rather than reading them with concentration, then you LACK PROPER SERIOUSNESS.

SLIP+PANT..if u put slips in pants while goin to exam den ur not serious abt ur exam...levity

flip+plant - the person who use to flip his pant always is not "serious" at all

when you r flipping the pages of a book u r not SERIOUS ABOUT reading the book.

a person havin a flip phone who keeps on playing with it laking in seriousness instead of using it flippant...

A person flips tasks if he thinks the1st one was not that serious task..

flippant = lip + aunty; lip of aunty is going to tell anything.

flit sounds like flight which flies very rapidly.

flit=fly like it(can be anything) which is lite..n something thats lite fly's swiftly..

Fleet taxis are a flit service as they secretly (depends)take you wherever you wanna go.

u spray FLIT to kill the flies but the dont die because they FLIT, (fly off suddenly)

Fly+under water is accompanied with lots of struggle and confusion

Sounds similar to founder.. a startup founder has to face lots of difficulties in the beginning.

When you catch a flounder (fish), he struggles and thrashes around to try to escape.

f(lounde)r... lounde has to struggle hard to get hitched to a girl

He struggled to reach ashore in the fast river FLOw UNDER the moonlight when the boat sunk.

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lafandero ki tarah ghoom na

Flounder sounds like flow under...under water flow its very hard to walk.....so flounder is struggle to walk

flo+under— we STRUGGLE when we get FLOw UNDER water

flounder sounds like found+err.when u found error u would be in a state of DIFFICULTY.

FLOUT... FOUL + OUT. When a player is sent out by foul, the player shows his contempt to the referee.

A kid asked me if he could FLY his paper plane in the room, I replied bluntly-FLY OUT.

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Can be associated with word "Clout" which means "great influence" as "Person who has clout tends to flout" == A person who has great influence tends to show contempt for and break the rules. eg. Salman Khan

flout sounds like foul;;; foul smells make angry irritating..

FLOUT is to treat with contempt. If you have CLOUT you are treated with respect.

flOUT(OUTDATED)...SO something which is outdated is always rejected by people.

one who makes Fun and Laugh at others are FLout

"flout" sounds fly out, so someone flying high in supremacy treats others badly by joking, rejecting and exhibiting disregard

flow out..that is something rejected needs to flow out

if u make Fun of me and Laugh then u can get OUT of my house

flaw+out=flout when u see any flaw(imperfections) in government.u ask it to step out