Flue

What do we mean by flue?

A fishing net. noun

A pipe, tube, or channel for conveying hot air, gas, steam, or smoke, as from a furnace or fireplace to a chimney. noun

An organ pipe sounded by means of a current of air striking a lip in the side of the pipe and causing the air within to vibrate. noun

The lipped opening in such a pipe. noun

A money of account of Morocco, of the value of one twenty-fifth of an English penny, or one thirteenth of a cent. noun

Shallow.

A duct for the conveyance of air, smoke, heat, or gases. noun

A pipe or tube for conveying heat to water in certain kinds of steam-boilers. noun

A passage in a wall for the purpose of conducting heated air from one part of a building to another. noun

See etym. The winding hollow of a sea-shell. noun

In organ-building, a flute-pipe as distinguished from a mouth-pipe or reed-pipe. noun

The coping of a gable or end-wall of a house, etc. noun

To expand or splay, as the jambs of a window.

In whaling, the fluke or barb of a harpoon. noun

Influenza. noun

A fishing-net, stationary or used as a drag-net. noun

Down or nap; waste downy matter, abounding in spinneries, lint-factories, etc.; downy refuse; fine hair, feathers, flocks of cotton, etc., that cling to clothes. noun

An inclosed passage way for establishing and directing a current of air, gases, etc.; an air passage. noun

A compartment or division of a chimney for conveying flame and smoke to the outer air. noun

A pipe or duct that carries gaseous combustion products away from the point of combustion (such as a furnace).

An enclosed passageway in which to direct air or other gaseous current along.

A woolly or downy substance; down, nap; a piece of this.

In an organ flue pipe, the opening between the lower lip and the languet.

Words that are spelled similarly to flue:
flue.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word flue:
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Words that rhyme with flue:
to, through, blue, into, do, you, que, view, pursue, hew, purview, review, queue, eschew, accrue, cue, new, true, due, two, screw, coup, rue, slew, revenue, shoe, imbue, crew, too, u, hue, lieu, tissue, skew, ensue, stew, few, rendezvous, construe, avenue, breakthrough, guru, brew, debut, sue, who, ado, boo, flu, hitherto, strew, woo, overview, shrew, taboo, ewe, yahoo, glue, coo, bamboo, subdue, clue, loo, redo, outdo, undo, tattoo, retinue, poo, undue, pew, spew, thru, askew, adieu, vue, q, ingenue, goo, statue, interview, lulu, dew, barbecue, anew, vu, yew, cuckoo, renew, canoe, xu, emu, residue, chew, shue, gnu, mew, zoo, overdo, roux.

Adjectives that are often used to describe flue:
main, large, vertical, horizontal, central, single, defective, separate, internal, chimney, common, hot, smoke, long, heated, underground, open, short, bottom, circular, double, rectangular, narrow, ordinary, inch, round, cylindrical, straight, wide, balanced, corrugated, wooden, warm, iron, cold, larger, top, upper, inside, faulty, independent, longitudinal, suitable, pass, shaped, centre, sole, external, extra, lined, outside, gas, secondary, goldish, annular, oven, inner, overheated, smoky, unused, arched, lateral, foul, front, conventional, tall, inclined, subterranean, leaky, side, spiral, nearest, exhausting, thermal, interior, oval.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective flue:
gas, dust, gases, pipe, cured, boiler, tiles, tubes, boilers, pipes, tube, tile, curing, chimney, sheet, work, ovens, type, chimneys, lining, oven, holes, kiln, desulfurization, bridge, surface, stops, dusts, builder, kilns, openings, end, stack, sheets, brush, heater, hole, linings, heaters, tobacco, plate, furnaces, register, fed, cinder, leaf, piece, construction, heating, arrangement, plugs, furnace, warmth, heads, bricks, ring, connection, cleaning, heated, nets, mixture, outlets, arch.

Consonant match to flue:
fly, flee, flow, flaw, flu, flea, floe, flew, flay, fleur, flo, fleigh, fleagh, flye, floy, flaugh, flowe, fluhr.

Words that sound like flue:
flew, flu, flue, flou, fly, flow, flee, flaw, flea, flo, flay, floe, fla, fli, flye, fley, flia, fleigh, phli, few, flute, fluke, fu, foo, flume, phew, fle, fou, fll, fles, fue, flt, floop, flah, flus, phu, flw, fluet, flues, fluor, flg, flews, fuu, fluey, flm, feux, fiu, flk, fluo, falu, phl, flewed, flh, fls, fuw, flooz, pflug, fhu, flew high, flooey, flq, alu, elu, ilu, ollu, vlu, fay, fallow, fe, faux, fae, awfully, faye, fea, fai, fah, faw, falla, faa, fala, fao, aflow, fau, falo, faugh, faud, fallo, falli, fali, fawley, faley, -fy, failla, falah, fa la, fawe, afla, faia, fallaw, fal la.