1. A downy or silky substance in the husks of certain plants, as in the bean; a fluid glass floating on iron in the furnace, produced by the vitrification of oxides and earths; untwisted filaments of the finest silk, used in embroidery.

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

• florst,
• filess,
• flase,
• flowrs,
• flases,
• floww,
• floos,
• fglass,
• flusy,
• flers,
• fosus,
• florks,
• foss,
• flecs,
• flasy,
• fluse,
• flaus,
• flims,
• flots,
• flowes

• flossy,
• flops,
• gloss,
• floozie,
• flies,
• loss,
• flaws,
• flask,
• flush,
• fools,
• fleshy,
• flees,
• flashy,
• flash,
• flours,
• Flook,
• floozy,
• Flossie,
• flows,
• flesh,
• fliss,
• Floors.

The adjective form of the word "floss" is "flossy".

The plural of the "floss" can be the "flosses".

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