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fley

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fley  (fl)
tr.v. fleyed, fley·ing, fleys Scots
To frighten.

[Middle English fleien, from Old English flgan, flgan; see pleu- in Indo-European roots.]


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``For 10 years I had a cause and a future,'' said Luis Fley, a former farmer and Contra leader who is known as Comandante Johnson to the men he led in the northern mountains of Nicaragua.
Dillon follows the the trail of Luis Fley, a contra field commander who went by the nom de guerre Comandante Jhonson [sic].
 
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