(flea)
71flea beetle — n. any of a number of small jumping beetles (family Chrysomelidae) that feed chiefly on leaves and shoots of plants …
72flea circus — ☆ flea circus n. a number of fleas trained to perform tricks, as for a carnival sideshow …
73flea market — n. a bazaar, usually outdoors, dealing mainly in cheap, secondhand goods …
74flea-flicker — [flē′flik΄ər] n. Football any of various deceptive plays involving both a lateral pass and a forward pass, esp. one in which the quarterback, after handing the ball off, receives a lateral pass and then throws a forward pass …
75flea|bag — «FLEE BAG», noun. U.S. Slang. a very cheap and low quality hotel or rooming house: »a Times Square fleabag (Harper s) …
76flea|bane — «FLEE ba>AN», noun. 1. any one of a genus of plants of the composite family, supposed to drive away or destroy fleas. 2. = erigeron (def. 2). (Cf. ↑erigeron) …
77flea|dock — «FLEE DOK», noun. = butterbur. (Cf. ↑butterbur) …
78flea|hop|per — «FLEE HOP uhr», noun. a small jumping bug that is destructive to garden and cotton plants …
79flea|mint — «FLEE muhnt», noun. = pennyroyal. (Cf. ↑pennyroyal) …
80flea|pit — «FLEE PIHT», noun. British Slang. a motion picture theater; cinema …
