"flower-shaped ornament," late 14c., floroun, from Old French floron (Modern French fleuron), from flor "flower" (see flower (n.)). Spelling modified 17c. in English based on French.
fletch
fletcher
fletcherism
fleur-de-lis
fleuret
fleuron
flew
flex
flexibility
flexible
flexion
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