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fletch

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fletch  (flch)
tr.v. fletched, fletch·ing, fletch·es
To feather (an arrow).

[Probably back-formation from fletcher.]

fletch [flɛtʃ]
vb
(Individual Sports & Recreations / Archery) another word for fledge [2]
[probably back formation from fletcher]
Translations
fletch
vt arrowbefiedern


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He'll next appear in the workplace comedy ``Fast Track,'' and may revive the sarcastic, crime-solving journalist Fletch in a new film franchise.
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In a five-CD collection (with an accompanying 120-page booklet) of 95 tunes, Williams traces the shifting sound of jazz from Scott Joplin's rag-time and Jelly Roll Morton and Louis Armstrong's New Orleans blues on through the big bands of Fletch Henderson, Gene Krupa, Count Basie, and the indescribable Duke Ellington.
 
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