Flay
31flay — verb (T) 1 to criticize someone very severely: I came out of the meeting feeling thoroughly flayed and harassed. 2 literary to whip or beat someone very severely …
32flay — v 1. strip, strip off, excoriate, peel, Pathol. desquamate, pare, skin, Inf. skin alive, scalp, bark, husk, shuck, shell, decorticate; shave, shear, depilate, tonsure; erode, rub off, wear away, eat away. 2. criticize, attack, light into, Inf.… …
33flay — Lole; kākāhou (rare) …
34flay — to fright; aflaid coxcomb, a fearful fellow. N …
35flay — v.tr. 1 strip the skin or hide off, esp. by beating. 2 criticize severely (the play was flayed by the critics). 3 peel off (skin, bark, peel, etc.). 4 strip (a person) of wealth by extortion or exaction. Derivatives: flayer n. Etymology: OE flean …
36flay-boggle — Cleveland Dialect List a hobgoblin, an apparition; also a scarecrow …
37flay-craw — North Country (Newcastle) Words a scare crow …
38flay a flint — phrasal : to exact all possible gain …
39Bobby Flay — Cooking demonstration in Green Bay, Wisconsin Born Robert William Flay December 10, 1964 (1964 12 10) (age 46) New York City, New York, U.S …
40Throwdown! with Bobby Flay — is a Food Network television program where celebrity chef Bobby Flay challenges cooks who are particularly renowned for a specific dish or type of cooking. At the beginning of each show, Flay receives via bicycle messenger a package detailing the …