FLITE Definition & Meaning

flite

or flyte

[ flahyt ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

verb (used without object)

flited, fliting.

to dispute; wrangle; scold; jeer.

noun

a dispute or wrangle; scolding.

flite

/ flaɪt; fləɪt /

verb

tr to scold or rail at

noun

a dispute or scolding

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�y��vlog History and Origins

Origin of flite¹

First recorded before 900; (verb) Middle English fliten, Old English �ڱ�ī�ٲ�� “to strive, contend”; akin to Middle High German ��ī�� ( German Fleiss “i�Ի�ܲ��ٰ��”), Old Saxon �ڱ�ī�ٲ��; (noun) Middle English; Old English �ڱ�ī�� “strife, abuse,” derivative of the verb

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�y��vlog History and Origins

Origin of flite¹

Old English �ڱ�ī�ٲ�� to wrangle, of Germanic origin; related to Old Frisian �ڱ�ī�� strife, Old High German �ڱ�ī�� strife

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The “Ghosted” star later shared multiple loving photos with the “Flite” actor on his Instagram account, which has since been deactivated.

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Many other brands have very similar infinity-symbol logos, including those of web development software sold by Microsoft, a model of Top Flite golf balls, a wealth management firm and the rock band Hoobastank.

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Now the boards are sold by two companies: Lift, owned by Mr. Leason, and Flite, owned by David Trewern, a sailer and surfer in Australia.

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But Mcmurtrey bought it, towed it home and set about finding local businesses that could help him restore the strange, aerodynamic-shaped camper trailer with the name “Aero Flite” on the side.

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Martin founded the state’s Top Flite Junior Tour in 1984, introducing thousands of children to the game of golf.

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