| flooded |
overly full of or entirely covered by unwanted water. |
| floodgate |
a gate, as in a canal, used to control a flow or level of water. [2 definitions] |
| flooding |
the flowing of great amounts of water over a normally dry area, often causing damage. |
| flood lamp |
a floodlight, esp. one used in a television or photography studio. |
| floodlight |
an electric lamp that casts a strong beam of light over a wide area. [3 definitions] |
| flood plain |
a wide, flat area of land adjacent to a river that overflows its banks periodically. |
| flood tide |
the inflowing tide; rising tide. [3 definitions] |
| floodwater |
(often pl.) water covering normally dry land as a result of flooding. |
| floor |
the lowest surface in a room, on which one stands. [9 definitions] |
| floorage |
floor space. |
| floorboard |
a board or plank in a floor. [2 definitions] |
| floor exercise |
any of various athletic events or routines, such as tumbling, performed on a floor mat. [2 definitions] |
| flooring |
a floor or floors. [2 definitions] |
| floor leader |
the legislator chosen by fellow party members to direct party actions on the floor of a legislative assembly, esp. in the U.S. Congress. |
| floor-length |
extending to the floor, as a skirt, dress, or robe; full-length. |
| floor plan |
a scale drawing of a room or one floor of a building, as seen from above. |
| floor show |
a program of entertainment in a nightclub. |
| floorwalker |
an employee in a large store who supervises salespeople and aids customers. |
| flop |
to fall down or over in a limp or heavy manner. [8 definitions] |
| flophouse |
(informal) a cheap, shabby hotel or rooming house. |
| floppy |
loosely hanging or flapping; softy flexible. [2 definitions] |