1. To mock; to grin in scorn; to grin with an air of civility.

2. To mock; to flout at.

3. Derision or mockery expressed by words or looks.

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

• fluer,
• flier,
• flere,
• flea,
• fleece,
• flurr,
• freer,
• dleer,
• vleer,
• tleer,
• rleer,
• fpeer,
• foeer,
• flrer,
• fl4er,
• fl3er,
• fle4r,
• fle3r,
• dfleer,
• Fleur

• flair,
• flower,
• flea,
• Fueler,
• flowery,
• flees,
• floor,
• florio,
• Fleury,
• Freer,
• Floria,
• fuller,
• flour,
• Flore,
• Flor,
• flury,
• flare,
• fleet,
• Flew,
• flee,
• flora,
• flurry,
• flue,
• flohr,
• flory,
• feel,
• flyer,
• fluor,
• feeler,
• floury,
• flier,
• florey,
• Florrie,
• floe.

The adverb form of "fleer" is "fleeringly".

The adjective form of the word "fleer" is "fleering".