Flossie is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FLOSSIE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a prostitute, also FLOOSIE, FLOOSY, FLOOZIE, FLOOZY
• a female given name, form of Florence.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a floozy
• variant of flossy

Words related to FLOSSIE

flossies11 flossy12

Words that contain FLOSSIE

flossier11 flossies11 flossiest12

How to use FLOSSIE in a sentence

• Flossie has been waiting so long for this to happen.
• While I was hesitating as to what to do, I met Flossie.
• Did Victorian Flossie Or Gladys, when glossy Of nose, to such methods incline? No, they patiently scrubbed it, Rough-towelled and rubbed it Until it was brought into line.
• You will drive her away if you say any more about Flossie.
• Flossie was coming, and a low buzz went up when Loraine Lisznayi rode down the main street behind his wolf-dogs.
• Eppingwell and Freda were to interest themselves in the welfare of the unknown Flossie.
• Besides the despatches, he brought news of Flossie.
• The larger end of it was close to where Flossie had been sitting with Nan, and this end did look somewhat like a snake, with a mouth and eyes.
• Flossie and Freddie were too small to pay much attention to anything of this sort.
• While Flossie and Freddie played with the doll and the boat, the older children took turns seeing how high they could go.
• Seeing that Flossie and Freddie were all right, being strapped to their wooden lions, and that Nan could look after herself, Mr.
• But, in some manner, Flossie and Freddie turned to one side, and before they knew it they were separated from their friends.
• Freddie had looked down once, as had Flossie, when they first felt themselves going up, and it had made him a little dizzy.
• They were worried over what might happen to Flossie and Freddie.
• And, as he had done more than once, Freddie began to think of some way by which he could comfort Flossie.
• It was large enough for Flossie and Freddie to put over their shoulders and walk under.
• Bobbsey watched Flossie and Freddie very closely, to see that they did not get near the big basket.
• The wheeled chair was already out under the elm-tree, and Flossie was watching for her guest.
• I can tell you, Hazel, Flossie and I were surprised at the number of good verses and promises I read to her last evening.
• The white and gold tea-set was not in front of Flossie this time, but grouped about another place.
• Reginald Butterwick and Flossie had forced the tender passion on her attention.
• Flossie, who had drunk more wine than any of them, was trying to look as though it were a joke.
• Monsieur Louis lit a cigarette with fingers which shook a little, and the fair face of Mademoiselle Flossie was suddenly white.
• He summoned the waiter again, and gave a more detailed description of Mademoiselle Flossie.
• After us came Ben, George, Marion, Flossie, Charles, Tom, and Fred.
• At this Nan helped some, but Flossie and Freddie could not, for they were too small.
• Bobbsey thought he was going to find Flossie and Freddie soon he was disappointed.
• So, hand in hand, Flossie and Freddie went out of the station, and down the long stairs to where they could hear the music of the hand piano.
• Flossie had carried from the hotel a rosy-cheeked apple, which the waiter had given her at breakfast.
• And do, please, keep watch of Flossie and Freddie while your father is away.
• She said she would take Flossie and Freddie with her.
• I am sorry too, for Flossie, and interested in her.
• But she said nothing of her decision either to Neil or Flossie, the latter of whom left her the next day to join her grandmother, in London.

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