1. To form into flakes.

2. A small film of anything, as of snow or wool, such as floats lightly in the air; any light scaly substance; a sort of carnation of two colours only, with large stripes through the leaves.

3. To separate in flakes; to peel off.

4. A sort of scaffold or platform made of hurdles used for drying fish; a platform hung over the side for calking a ship.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• feale,
• flase,
• fleaks,
• lakew,
• froke,
• llike,
• flae,
• flager,
• fliker,
• flocke,
• fmake,
• wlaker,
• fosake,
• fcae,
• elake,
• flaged,
• folage,
• flage,
• flikr,
• tlike

• flare,
• fleece,
• lake,
• flakes,
• flaky,
• fleig,
• flask,
• fluke,
• Flook,
• fleck,
• flock,
• flies,
• fleecy,
• fleshy,
• Flecha,
• flukey,
• Flaked,
• flag,
• fake,
• fluky,
• flick,
• flesh,
• flame,
• fleek,
• flakey,
• flack,
• flex,
• flak.

The adverb form of "flake" is "flakily".

The adjective form of the word "flake" is "flaky".

The plural of the "flake" can be the "flakes".

The singular of the "flake" can be the "flake".