Fletcher

Fletcher: noun> Some one who is able to intuitively understand something that he/she was not present for, as if was they were not only there, but had play part in the orchestration of such event. One who is just in understanding many different notions that opposing parties might take. Empathetically sees all sides. A non-educated historian cable of attaining a degree.

I don’t know where he learned it, it is as if he popped out of the woom that way, He is a true Fletcher, when he was two he told the grocer the way he felt the day JFK died, which was at least 30 years before he was born.

by observerism March 26, 2010

flatch

Flatmate, a British alternative to 'Roomie'. A more accurate term, since neither we, nor these so-called 'Roomies' actually share a bedroom. From 'Flatchum' or 'Flat Chum'.

"Hey Flatch, how was your day?"

by Flatch # 1 June 11, 2006

flutch

The act of doing a million other things than what you are supposed to be doing and taking your sweet time doing it.

My daughter likes to flutch. She is a flutcher.

by Lisa Ophelia Listenia April 12, 2006

Flitch

verb. To flinch and/or twitch.

My eye started flitching when I told that lie and it gave me away.

by vmharris February 4, 2010

Fletcher

Whenn 2 guys and girl have sexx, one guy nuts in a girls ass and the other guy sucks it out with a straw.

that fletcher tasted like an oreo milkshake.

by Potter3265 June 5, 2011

Fletcher

The actual real term comes from the Latin root of "to capture and hold captive"

Ad: ones wrong will. Involving sexual misconduct.

Flethcer a poor mans English name was given to the servants who would catch sewer rats and would place them inside their rectum or anus. This they believed would help to clean their intestine of bacteria.

Richard went to the hospital due to a fletcher

by Wiki Guru March 4, 2010

fletcher

small white kid who complains about everything.

Fletcher is such a fletcher.

by lotrelf June 10, 2009