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flown
1[ flohn ]
flown
2[ flohn ]
adjective
- decorated with colors that have been fluidly blended:
flown ceramic ware.
- Archaic. filled to excess.
flown
1/ ڱəʊ /
verb
- the past participle of fly 1
flown
2/ ڱəʊ /
adjective
- relating to coloured (usually blue) decoration on porcelain that, during firing, has melted into the surrounding glaze giving a halo-like effect
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Word History and Origins
Origin of flown1
probably from the obsolete past participle of flow
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That led to a ban on domestic use and suspension of Agent Orange use by the military in April 1970, with the last mission flown in early 1971.
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The company’s New York staff have flown out for the weekend, wearing Criterion hats and handing out complimentary branded tote bags.
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He’s spent time at Mar-a-Lago, flown on Air Force One and, in a recent photo, he sported a walnut-size gold-colored lapel pin in the shape of Trump’s head.
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The ballot boxes are then flown to Iqaluit, and then to Ottawa.
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She and her friend Grazia had flown in from Sardinia especially for the funeral.
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