Flue
Written flew Lei.' Nhp.' War.'^^ se.Wor.' Dor.
Seen in the wild
I get a flue and Covid shot every year and I have yet to be sick from any of them.
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I am so sick with the flue right now but this put a wide smile on my face.
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Written flew Lei.' Nhp.' War.'^^ se.Wor.' Dor. [flu, fliu.] Shallow ; open, wide, expansive. Also used advb.
Joseph Wright, English Dialect Dictionary (1898–1905)
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