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flaker

  • a word derived from flake.
    flake
    noun
    a small, flat, thin piece, especially one that has been or become detached from a larger piece or mass.

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Find something which you can use as a flaker.

From The Later Cave-Men by Howard V. Brown

As Scarface went on he told how Nimble-finger invented the flaker.

From The Later Cave-Men by Howard V. Brown

So he listened to the story that Scarface told of the young man who first made a flaker.

From The Later Cave-Men by Howard V. Brown

When Straightshaft had finished, he dropped the flaker and Fleetfoot picked it up.

From The Later Cave-Men by Howard V. Brown

When the people returned from the feast many forgot about the flaker.

From The Later Cave-Men by Howard V. Brown