flacherie
noun
fla·che·rie
ˌflashəˈrē,
flaˈshrē,
-lä-
variants or less commonly flachery
ˈflashərē
plural flacheries
: a disease of silkworms and other caterpillars marked by loss of appetite, sluggishness, dysentery, and flaccidity of the body, terminating fatally with rapid darkening and liquefaction of the body, and caused by an infective agent not certainly identified
Word History
Etymology
French flacherie, from French dialect (Dauphiné) flacharié, from Provençal flacarié flaccidity, flacherie, from flac flaccid, soft, from Latin flaccus flabby
- reminisced (about)
- reminisced about
- reminiscence
- reminiscences
- reminiscent
- reminiscential
- reminiscently
- Oregon ash
- Oregon balsam
- oregon balsam fir
- Oregon boot
- Oregon box
- Oregon Caves
- Oregon cedar
- Oregon char
- Oregon City
- Oregon cliff brake
- Oregon Country
- Oregon crab apple
- oregon douglas fir
- Oregon fir
- Oregon grape
- Oregon graperoot
- Oregon Jargon
- Oregon jay