different between fluttery vs flutterby
fluttery
English
Etymology
flutter +? -y
Adjective
fluttery (comparative more fluttery, superlative most fluttery)
- That flutters; fluttering
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flutterby
English
Etymology
Spoonerism (eggcorn) of butterfly.
Noun
flutterby (plural flutterbies)
- (childish) A butterfly.
Anagrams
- butterfly
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