Flo

[ floh ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Plans, according to the website, range from “Low Flo” for $14 a month to “Heavy Flo” for $18 and “Short & Heavy” for $14.

I played Humphrey Bogart in a Casablanca sketch with my mother, and I played Flo Ziegfeld in a play.

When they sang along to Flo Rida's "Whistle," do you think they got the innuendo?

As a result, her Flo is sweet-natured and wide-eyed like a child, but inherently nervous, with the jitters and a deeper anxiety.

After that, she says, she and Winding Refn plan to team up for a sequel to Pusher—but this time, the story will center around Flo.

I never herd such a flo of conversatin, or so many wittacisms as he uttered.

He wuz right knock-kneed, an' when he walked he walked des like de flo' wuz burnin' his foots.

T aint no wuk youk'n kyar' 'bout wid you needer, 'kaze you got ter spread it right out on de flo' un git down on yo' knees.

He went to a door leading to an adjoining room, and called "Flo!"

Flyheel Flo is her name hereabouts; alluding to her former profession of circus-rider.

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