Phrase Hound found 14 phrases and 14 compound words that contain flue. The most common are listed below. Open flue in the live search for definitions, filters, and the full list.
Phrases 14
- flue gasThe gaseous combustion product (smoke) that comes out of a stove or a furnace.
- flue pipeAn organ pipe that produces sound by passing wind through the windway of a fipple, whereupon exiting, it strikes the labium, causing the air inside the pipe to vibrate.
- flue gasesplural of flue gas: The gaseous combustion product (smoke) that comes out of a stove or a furnace.
- flue pipesplural of flue pipe: An organ pipe that produces sound by passing wind through the windway of a fipple, whereupon exiting, it strikes the labium, causing the air inside the pipe to vibrate.
- flue whaleA hybrid of a fin whale and a blue whale.
- flue stopAn organ stop that has the tone of a flue pipe.
- balanced flueA type of flue commonly used to install a gas fire in a house without a chimney.
- flue stopsplural of flue stop: An organ stop that has the tone of a flue pipe.
- flue whalesplural of flue whale: A hybrid of a fin whale and a blue whale.
- hot-fluea chamber, heated by a fire, used for drying
- open flueA flue that draws air from the room in which the appliance it is connected to is located in.
- flue gassesplural of flue gas: The gaseous combustion product (smoke) that comes out of a stove or a furnace.
- flue-fakerA chimney sweep.
- flue-fakersplural of flue-faker: A chimney sweep.
Compound words 14
- fluffAnything light, soft or fuzzy, especially fur, hair, feathers.
- flueyDowny; fluffy.
- multiflueHaving many flues.
- fluelesswithout a flue
- fluelikeResembling or characteristic of a flue.
- flueworkA system of organ stops in which the sound is caused by wind passing through a flue or fissure and striking an edge above; distinguished from reedwork.
- outflueA flue carrying gases from the interior to the exterior.
- fluentsplural of fluent: That flows; flowing, liquid.
- FluegelA surname from German.
- Fluegelsplural of Fluegel: A surname from German.