Flour

What do we mean by flour?

A fine, powdery foodstuff obtained by grinding and sifting the meal of a grain, especially wheat, used chiefly in baking. noun

Any of various similar finely ground or powdered foodstuffs, as of cassava, chickpeas, or bananas. noun

A soft, fine powder. noun

To cover or coat with flour. transitive verb

To make into flour. transitive verb

An obsolete spelling of flower (in the botanical and derived senses). noun

The finely ground meal of wheat or of any other grain; especially, the finer part of meal separated by bolting; hence, any vegetable or other substance reduced to a fine and soft powder: as, flour of emery; hop-flour. noun

A snow-like mass of finely crystallized saltpeter used in the manufacture of gunpowder. noun

An obsolete spelling of flower.

In mining, in the amalgamation process, the mercury is said to flour when it breaks up into fine globules, which, owing to the presence of some impurity, do not unite with the precious metal with which they are brought in contact.

To grind and bolt; convert into flour: as, to flour wheat.

To sprinkle with flour.

The finely ground meal of wheat, or of any other grain; especially, the finer part of meal separated by bolting; hence, the fine and soft powder of any substance noun

In milling, a gauze-covered, revolving, cylindrical frame or reel, for sifting the flour from the refuse contained in the meal yielded by the stones. noun

A tin box for scattering flour; a dredging box. noun

A flour box. noun

A mashine for sorting and distributing flour according to grades of fineness. noun

A mill for grinding and sifting flour. noun

To grind and bolt; to convert into flour. transitive verb

Powder obtained by grinding or milling cereal grains, especially wheat, or other foodstuffs such as soybeans and potatoes, and used to bake bread, cakes, and pastry.

The food made by grinding and bolting cleaned wheat (not durum or red durum) until it meets specified levels of fineness, dryness and freedom from bran and germ, also containing any of certain enzymes, ascorbic acid and certain bleaching agents.

Powder of other material.

A)slang for cocaine or meth B)used for cooking, esp cakes and breads C)what you use to roll a really fat chick in while searching for the wet spot where you're supposed to stick your dick. Urban Dictionary

What asian people from Toronto in clubs call cocain, so the cops think they are talking about cooking suplies instead of drugs. Urban Dictionary

A fine white powder used to make bread, cookies, baguettes, grapes, apples, cars, trees, dogs, and many other useful household items. It is believed that flour will one day rule the world, along side baxter. And then I made sweaty. Urban Dictionary

Amphetamine Urban Dictionary

The thing that you bake with that is NOT good to sniff Urban Dictionary

A new ingredient created by a Minecraft youtuber named "Quackity" that makes people happy Urban Dictionary

A person with pasty, pale, white skin. (Casper) (Mayonnaise Monkey) Urban Dictionary

A person who has sex for cocaine Urban Dictionary

Another name for Cocaine. A typical experience is a bitter taste - but could be considered sour. The word flour is used for Cocaine's similar appearance to the cooking powder. Urban Dictionary

A fluidless male ejaculation which occurs after several previous, ball draining ejaculations. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to flour:
flour, floor, flout, four, lour, fleur, flor, floud, clour, flur, flohr, flou, floue.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word flour:
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Words that rhyme with flour:
power, flower, hour, empower, tower, dour, sour, shower, scour, giaour, labour, devour, bower, cower, our, dower, glower, lour, jour, willpower, manpower, superpower, horsepower, wallflower, sunflower, cornflower, stour, cauliflower, eisenhower, mayflower, overpower, bellflower, wildflower, bauer, firepower, brainpower, hydropower, gower, adenauer, safflower, ivory tower, rush hour, bour, auer, zero hour, flower power, sauer, coneflower, dauer, staying power, rainbow shower, sowar, baur, clock tower, clower, vower, brower, legal power, happy hour, second power, water tower, carte du jour, mauer, man hour, hower, airpower, bell tower, conning tower, control tower, rain shower, hauer, meteor shower, solar power, martello tower, shot tower, brauer, fire tower, plower, blue cardinal flower, artificial flower, nuclear power, schauer, world power, soup du jour, air power, balance of power, trower, by the hour, cooling tower, lauer, trumpet flower, miles per hour, hightower, church tower, motive power, kilowatt hour, resolving power, whiskey sour, cuckoo flower, great power.

Adjectives that are often used to describe flour:
white, purpose, fine, whole, little, wheat, more, unbleached, enough, much, coarse, refined, sifted, plain, seasoned, finest, rice, brown, dry, best, mix, excess, wholemeal, corn, ordinary, rye, rising, mixed, raising, pea, pure, browned, soft, additional, extra, barley, unbolted, sufficient, ground, fat, raw, milled, soy, grade, sweet, fresh, less, enriched, prepared, bleached, bread, roasted, hard, buckwheat, grain, sprinkle, baked, unsifted, maize, glacial, lentil, straight, canadian, wood, yellow, inferior, wet, bean, cassava, parched, gram, oat, glutinous, defatted, weak.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective flour:
milling, mills, paste, mill, ball, millers, prices, bag, sack, making, water, bread, dealers, bin, mite, based, miller, milk, cakes.

Consonant match to flour:
flare, flower, floor, flair, flyer, flurry, flier, flor, fleer, fluor, flore, flawy, fluor-, flaugher, flohr, flury, flaw he, flaw i, flay a, flay her, flee a, flee he, flee her, flew a, flew her, flow a, flow e, flow he, flow high, flow i, flow o, flu a, fluhr, fly a, fly he, fly her, fly who.

Words that sound like flour:
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