fluous
n. the required or sufficient amount; without excess. (from fluere: to flow, in Indo-European roots)
fluous by Alessandro, Megan, and John April 2, 2005
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fluous
1. (adj) something which resides in perfect equilibrium between the superfluous and the subfluous.
2. (adj) a condition wherein one experiences flu-like symptoms.
2. (adj) a condition wherein one experiences flu-like symptoms.
1. The information you provided for me in the introductory Clojure
manual proved to be perfectly fluous.
manual proved to be perfectly fluous.
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flouseball
Flouseball is a game played in a living room of a flouse (see flouse), it is a free for all game with a minimum of 3 players and no maximum. the basic premise of the game is to get the ball past the goalie and through the doorway or 'goal' of the living room by whatever means at your disposal short of seriously injuring them, no weapons allowed, any soft ball no bigger than a tennis ball will do, even a balled up piece of paper, first to either 3, 5 or 10 wins. The fewer clothes the better as stuff tends to get torn and it gets hot! in the event of a argument over who scored or a tie, all decisions must be made by the nearest female.
flouseball by richard. d August 29, 2007
Flousy
Flousy by Anna D'Ambanana May 27, 2011
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