How to spell FLANT correctly?
"Flant" is likely a misspelling of the word "flaunt". Here are some possible correct suggestions: 1) Flaunt, meaning to display something proudly; 2) Flautist, meaning a person who plays the flute; 3) Flannel, meaning a soft fabric that can be used for clothing or blankets.
List of suggestions on how to spell flant correctly
- faint She felt faint after seeing the sight of blood.
- flan I love to make a creamy and sweet flan for dessert.
- flank My attacker was coming from my flank.
- flat The tire was completely flat, so we had to call for roadside assistance.
- flaunt She likes to flaunt her designer clothes to show off her wealth.
- flaunts She flaunts her wealth by driving an expensive car and wearing designer clothes.
- flint You can sharpen a flint with a whetstone.
- flints I found some flints in the river.
- flinty Despite her friendly demeanor, her flinty gaze suggested that she was not one to be messed with.
- flit The butterfly would flit from flower to flower, collecting nectar with its long proboscis.
- float The colorful balloons float in the air.
- FLT The FLT (Fork Lift Truck) operator carefully lifted the heavy crate onto the truck.
- fluent She is a fluent speaker of French.
- font Please select a font.
- fulani The fulani is a big, black antelope.
- land Texas has land for miles and miles.
- lent He lent her his copy of the book.
- lint I need to get some lint for my dryer.
- plant
- slant The picture was taken at a slant to make her look taller.
