flâneur
[ flah-nœr ]
/ flɑˈnœr /
noun, plural flâ·neurs [flah-nœr] /flɑˈnœr/. French.
idler; dawdler; loafer.
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Words nearby flâneur
flyway, flyweight, flywheel, flywhisk, flânerie, flâneur, flèche, flèches d'amour, fléchette, flémalle, flügelhorn
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British Dictionary definitions for flaneur
flâneur
/ French (flɑnœr) /
noun
an idler or loafer
Word Origin for flâneur
C19: see flânerie
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