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fleot

Pronunciation: /fle͜oːt/

“fleot” is an Old English word. Its 3 meanings in English:

noun

  1. place where ships float: a bay, arm of the sea, estuary, or river's mouth; a river or stream
  2. watercraft: a raft, ship, punt or vessel
  3. cream (the unrefined milk fat skimmed from or floating on the surface of milk)

Etymology

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