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fleerish

noun

flee·rish | \ ˈflērish\

plural -es

Definition of fleerish

Scottish

: steel sense 3c

History and Etymology for fleerish

alteration (influenced by flint) of earlier Scots furisine, probably from (assumed) Middle English (Scots) furisen, probably from Middle Low German vūrīsern, from vūr fire + īsern iron; akin to Old High German fiur fire and to Old High German īsan, īsarn iron

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