Flat As A Flitter
What does a flat expression like a butterfly mean? 3
updateI'm definitely looking for flat phrases like fRitter with a 2 R instead of fLitter with an L. If you have ever eaten donuts, you may have noticed that they are thick and not too flat.
Any source for your answer?
Answerrgal42, thanks for the compliment link. Does anyone have any idea about the origin of the phrase or the definition of a tinsel (looking for a definition of a name like tinsel other than W-Flit)?
In fact, it is as flat as a butterfly, as asked in the question. It's sadism, which means very, very flat. And that's another way to interpret Southernism as picking cotton and taking more than a minute:
More flattering than a butterfly
It was as flat as a butterfly. Google Tunsel and you'll find lots of pancake-style bread recipes, usually with just four servings and water.
Interestingly, they are usually thicker than pancakes, but since most southerners cannot afford to include milk, eggs and sugar in their recipes, butterflies are more common.
My mom is from AI and my dad is from Louisiana. I grew up with the term and used it, but one day I realized I didn't know what it really meant, so I did some research.
In fact, Grandpa always had pancakes, but I never called them Christmas ornaments, so I had to do some research.
This page can help you.
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What is the meaning and origin of the term flat as tonsil?
Flat As A Flitter
Flat As A Flitter
Grandmother was born in 1896 and has been flattering like a butterfly all her life. Filters, not donuts.
A good 1950s dictionary describes the butterfly as an old, worn cloth.
Flat As A Flitter
Flat As A Flitter
The sentence was as flat as a donut. Donuts are better than pancakes, fried and usually fruit. Of course, the plan. For fried apples.
Flat as donut means that the sole is very flat! Flat as pancakes.
I thought it was a donut.
And I think it has to do with a piece of baked apple.
But the first answer also works ...
I pulled hard and now I have a headache.
