flown
1[ flohn ]
/ floʊn /
verb
a past participle of fly2.
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flowers of sulphur, flowers of tan, flowery, flowing, flowmeter, flown, flow-on, flow sheet, flowstone, flowy, Floxin
Definition for flown (2 of 2)
flown2
[ flohn ]
/ floʊn /
adjective
decorated with colors that have been fluidly blended: flown ceramic ware.
Archaic. filled to excess.
Origin of flown
2Middle English flōwen; past participle of flow
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British Dictionary definitions for flown (1 of 2)
British Dictionary definitions for flown (2 of 2)
flown2
/ (fləʊn) /
adjective
relating to coloured (usually blue) decoration on porcelain that, during firing, has melted into the surrounding glaze giving a halo-like effect
Word Origin for flown
probably from the obsolete past participle of flow
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