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fletch
[ flech ]
verb (used with object)
- to provide (an arrow) with a feather.
fletch
/ flɛtʃ /
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Other Words From
- un·fletched adjective
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of fletch1
C17: probably back formation from fletcher
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Example Sentences
Ther tree opens a crack runnin' all ther way from ther roots up as far as Unc' Fletch kin see.
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Unc' Fletch trails along, an' Ballyhoo stops at a big sycamore tree.
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Ther crack is big ernuff ter put yer finger in, but Unc' Fletch doesn't do no such fool trick ez that.
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Now this is some puzzlin' ter Unc' Fletch, an' he hez some more o' them funny feelin's erbout ghosts, an' them things.
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Unc' Fletch didn't dare leave ther tree alone, so he tied a note ter Ballyhoo an' sent him back ter ther village fer a carpenter.
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