flour

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Contents 1 English 1.1 Alternative spellings 1.2 Pronunciation 1.2.1 Homophones 1.3 Etymology 1.4 Noun 1.4.1 See also 1.4.2 Anagrams 1.4.3 Translations 1.5 Verb 1.5.1 Translations

[edit] English

[edit] Alternative spellings

• flower (obsolete)

[edit] Pronunciation

• SAMPA: /flaU@`/
•  Audio (US)^{help, file}
• Rhymes: -aʊə(r)

[edit] Homophones

• flower

[edit] Etymology

Spelled (until c.1830) and meaning "flower" in the sense of flour being the "finest part" of meal

[edit] Noun

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flour (uncountable)

1. wheat flour.
2. ground or milled grain or cereal.
3. powder of other material, e.g., wood flour produced by sanding wood.

[edit] See also

• bran
• meal

[edit] Anagrams

• fluor

[edit] Translations

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Albanian: miell Aleut: mu-kak Arabic: طحين (ʈaħí:n), دقيق (daqīq) Bosnian: brašno n. Bulgarian: брашно (brašno) n. Catalan: farina f. Chinese: 麵粉, 面粉 (miàn fěn) Croatian: brašno n. Czech: mouka f. Danish: mel Dutch: meel, bloem Esperanto: faruno Filipino: arina Finnish: jauho, jauhot pl. French: farine f. German: Mehl n. Greek: αλεύρι (alévri) n. Hebrew: קמח (kemakh) m. Hindi आटा (āt'ā) m. Hungarian: liszt Italian: farina f.

Japanese: 小麦粉 (こむぎこ, komugikó) Kinyarwanda: ifu Korean: 밀가루 (mil-garu) (1), 가루 (garu) (2,3) Kurdish: ئارد Macedonian: брашно (brašno) n. Norwegian: mel Polish: mąka f. Portuguese: farinha f. Romanian: făină f. Russian: мука́ (muká) f. Serbian: Cyrillic: брашно n. Roman: brašno n. Slovak: múka f. Slovene: moka f. Spanish: harina f. Swedish: mjöl n. Telugu: పిండి (pinDi) Turkish: un Ukrainian: мука (muká) f. Urdu: آٹا (āt'ā) m.

[edit] Verb

to flour (third-person singular simple present flours, present participle flouring, simple past and past participle floured)

1. To apply flour to (something); to cover with flour.

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