"to scold," c. 1500, earlier "to content with words, chide, wrangle," from Old English flitan, cognate with Old High German flizzan "to strive." Related: Flited; fliting.
flirtation
flirtatious
flirty
flit
flitch
flite
flitter
flitty
flivver
float
floatation
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