Flisky
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Flisky is an adjective meaning (Scotland, Northern England) Frisky; inclined to flisk (frisk) or caper.
Meaning
(Scotland, Northern England) Frisky; inclined to flisk (frisk) or caper.
More Meanings
- (Scotland, Northern England) Sprinkly; flisking.
Example Sentences
You're like ADAM BLACK's poney, Flisky, and pranky, and no very canny;[…]
First came fitful scuds of rain, "flisky" rain they call it, loose outriders of the storm, spurning the soft ice, as they dashed by, and lashing the woodman's windows.
'Flisky rain,' Tom announced with dismal satisfaction. 'Be like this all day, I reckons. Drops so tiny you'd think they'd not do more'n wet your hair. But it'll drench you top to end, y'know?'
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include flipperty-flopperty, flippity-flop, flippy, flippety-floppety, flippity-floppity, tripping.
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