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From: Marie Driskell <>
Subject: Re: [OLDWORDS] Flat As A Flitter
Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2000 20:34:47 -0600

Cousin Bill,
My ear, as a child, always heard "Flat as a fritter" and I took it to
mean that something was as flat as a fried fritter (plain or with apples,
apple fritters being my favorite).
Marie

This thread:

• [OLDWORDS] Flat As A Flitter by "RW Hughes" <>
  • Re: [OLDWORDS] Flat As A Flitter by "Robert C. McArtor" <>

  • Re: [OLDWORDS] Flat As A Flitter by Marie Driskell <>

  • Re: [OLDWORDS] Flat As A Flitter by "RW Hughes" <>
  • Re: [OLDWORDS] Flat As A Flitter by "MICHAEL. CHAPPELL" <>
  • [OLDWORDS] Flat as a flitter by "Louis McMeeken" <>