flummer
transitive verb
flum·mer
ˈfləmə(r)
-ed/-ing/-s
archaic
: to get around (a person) especially by coaxing or flattery : beguile, humbug
Word History
Etymology
back-formation from flummery
- true altitude
- true balsam
- true bearing
- true believer
- true believers
- true bill
- true branching
- true bug
- true cinnamon
- true course
- true discount
- true dolphin
- true feelings
- true fruit
- true guest
- true heading
- true horizon
- True Leveller
- true lover's knot
- true middle lamella
- true north
- true plane
- true porcelain
- true rib
- true seal