flummer v.
to flatter, to charm for a particular purpose.
Mayor of Garrat in Works (1799) I 181: No flummering me: I tell thee, Matthew, ’twont do. | ||
Evelina (1861) 59: Do they spend all their time in flummering old women? |
to flatter, to charm for a particular purpose.
Mayor of Garrat in Works (1799) I 181: No flummering me: I tell thee, Matthew, ’twont do. | ||
Evelina (1861) 59: Do they spend all their time in flummering old women? |