floccus /flokˈəs/

1. A tuft of woolly hair
2. A tuft, esp at the end of a tail
3. The covering of unfledged birds

floc noun

A woolly mass of particles

floccillāˈtion /flok-si-/ noun (medicine)

Fitful plucking at the bedclothes by a delirious patient

flocˈcinauˈciniˈhilipilˈificāˈtion noun (facetious)

Setting at little or no value (from the Latin genitives floccī and naucī at a trifle, nihilī at nothing, pilī at a hair, and facere to make)

floccˈose (or /-ōsˈ/) adjective

Woolly

• flesh
• flesh and blood
• flesh-broth
• flesh-broths
• flesh-brush
• flesh-brushes
• flesh-colour
• flesh-coloured
• flesh-eater
• flesh-eaters
• fleshed
• flesher
• fleshers
• fleshes
• flesh-flies
• flesh-fly
• fleshhood
• fleshhoods
• flesh-hook
• flesh-hooks
• fleshier
• fleshiest
• fleshiness
• fleshinesses
• fleshing