flought 

past tense of fly

only used by those of particularly high IQ

You: I flew in last night
Me, an intellectual: I flought

You: That bird almost flew into my window last night
Rick and Morty fan, an intellectual: An endothermic vertebrate, characterised by feathers, toothless beaked jaws, the laying of hard-shelled eggs, a high metabolic rate, a four-chambered heart, and a strong yet lightweight skeleton flought into mine opening allowing passage of light and air

flought by bootyholepicsontheready December 17, 2017

Flought 

Fake loud

Female marijuana that has been polinated and still sold as " high grade "

Omg ! Sebastian dro smells like some cheap reg ! That's some flought.

Flought by Cfuckey May 20, 2018

Flought 

Part of Speech: noun
Definition:
1. an idea produced by thinking or occurring suddenly in the mind which is not acted on or brought to
fruition.

2. an intended action or productivity subsequently not brought to fulfillment.

3. a fleeting thought.

4. in creative activity an unresolved idea.

Examples:
1. Her good intention proved a mere flought.

2. At the current price of stone his sculpture would be nought but a flought.

3. The flought slipped his mind as quickly as his resolution to make it happen.

4. A thousand floughts scrawled on each page of her notebook.

Flought by Elliott Harris November 16, 2010

Flought 

The flavour of a thought

Not all our thoughts are the same. Some taste differently, have a different signature and are known as floughts. Only some are generated inside our head. Our gut tells us some of them. Others come from the back of our mind or the top of head. I wrote about this in my book, Flavours of Thought.

Flought by thebookwright July 26, 2012

flought 

Past tense of flight.

Poussy flought out of terror

flought by J. Gyllenhaal Official March 22, 2022

Flaughter 

(Noun) To expel a quick fart while laughing.

Watching Family Guy brought me into Flaughter

Flaughter by Christopher-Knight January 19, 2014

Fought 

When a person has a speech impediment and cannot say their "th's" so it comes out as an "f" sound.

Father: have you boys "fought" about your decision?

Twins: ummm, no?

Father: go back to your room and fink about it!

Fought by Welovecody November 7, 2009