flitfoldn.
/ˈflɪtfəʊld/, U.S. /ˈflɪtˌfoʊld/, Scottish English /ˈflɪtfold/ Scottish and northern dialect.
A fold that may be flitted or moved from place to place.
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1743 Sel. Trans. Soc. Improvers Knowl. Agric. Scotl. 154 Flaiks, Flit-folds, or Hurdles, may be provided for laying them [Sheep] on the Summer-fallow.
1868 J. C. Atkinson Gloss. Cleveland Dial.
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n.1743- equinities
- equinity
- equinoctial
- equinoctial colure
- equinoctial day
- equinoctial dial
- equinoctial gale
- equinoctial hour
- equinoctial line
- equinoctial month
- equinoctial point
- equinoctial spring
- equinoctial sunrising
- equinoctial sunsetting
- equinoctially
- equinoctials
- equinoctian
- equinoction
- equinoctional
- equinoctionally
- equinoctium
- equinox
- equinoxes
- equinumerally
- equinumerant