How To Spell flax?
How to Pronounce flax?
Correct pronunciation for the word "flax" is [flˈaks], [flˈaks], [f_l_ˈa_k_s].
Definition of flax
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An annual plant, the stalks of which yield a fibre which is used for making thread and cloth, such as linen, cambric, lawn, lace, &c.; the fibrous part of the plant when broken and cleaned. Flaxweed, a weed like flax. New Zealand flax or flax-lily, the phormium of naturalists, the leaves of which yield a very beautiful and strong fibre, used in the manufacture of ropes and other cordage.
Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin
What are the misspellings for flax?
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What is the present tense of Flax?
What is the adjective for flax?
The adjective form of the word "flax" is "flaxen".
Usage over time for flax:
This graph shows how "flax" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of flax?
The plural of the "flax" can be the "flaxes".
What is the singular form of flax?
The singular of the "flax" can be the "flax".
Synonyms for Flax:
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v.
• best • flog • hit- clout ,
- clap ,
- box ,
- dab ,
- hammer ,
- bump ,
- brain ,
- bat ,
- flail ,
- clip ,
- bang ,
- cudgel ,
- cuff ,
- ding ,
- buffet ,
- blitz ,
- batter ,
- club ,
- hook ,
- bash .
- best .
- blip .
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n.
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- alkaloid ,
- curare ,
- balsam ,
- belladonna .
- edelweiss ,
- dogwood ,
- daffodil ,
- hydrangea ,
- daisy ,
- columbine ,
- geranium ,
- clematis ,
- indigo ,
- dahlia ,
- aster ,
- azalea ,
- gardenia ,
- crocus ,
- dandelion ,
- forget-me-not ,
- honeysuckle ,
- flower ,
- acacia ,
- heather ,
- chrysanthemum ,
- hawthorn ,
- hepatica ,
- hibiscus ,
- foxglove ,
- duckweed ,
- begonia ,
- cornflower ,
- gladiolus ,
- goldenrod ,
- foxtail ,
- baby's breath ,
- camellia ,
- hyacinth ,
- African Violet ,
- hollyhock ,
- fleur-de-lis ,
- Black-Eyed Susan ,
- amaryllis ,
- cowslip ,
- bluebell ,
- fuchsia ,
- bloodroot ,
- buttercup ,
- anemone ,
- carnation .
- flax .
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