flim
/ (flɪm) /
noun
Northern English dialect a five-pound note
Words nearby flim
flight surgeon, flight-test, flightless, flightworthy, flighty, flim, flimflam, flimsy, flinch, flinders, flinders bar
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Examples from the Web for flim
"We will flim in and catch some," but nobody would allow 'Lisbeth to swim in and catch some.
Some Little People|George KringleThe man that inflicted the blows was Flim, a tall and stout man.
The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Part 3 of 4|American Anti-Slavery Society