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Meanings of fluting in English
Usage of fluting in English
1
She used her fluting iron for a minute and then said quietly:
2
Facet.-Thenarrow plain surface, as A, between the fluting of a column.
3
At first, the sound was nothing-electricsqueals and a wildly fluting static.
4
Rhythm and tune alone, harping, fluting, and other arts with same effect-e.g.
5
I speak more confidently, loudly, my voice a clear fluting soprano.
6
Long rows of slim columns flanking the stateroom doors, trimmed with delicate fluting.
7
It sounded over the fields, to die away in a low, hushed fluting.
8
His thick-muscled masculinity warred with the fluting voice he suddenly affected.
9
Tell him the old man says his fluting will be heard.
10
Keep fluting and crimping irons, a small iron for ruffles, and a polishing-iron.
11
He cleared his throat and shouted in a fluting tenor, Chrestomanci!
12
The frogs croaked, and in the meadows the melodious fluting of the toads arose.
13
Sliding with the tide, he heard it fluting in the bosom of the hills.
14
The back-fluting was composed of white satin, relieved with the royal arms in gold.
15
The sounds they make, a sort of fluting and piping.
16
Trumpeting and fluting rose early on the morn, as sign that they should ride.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Fluting through the time
Fluting across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common