a. rare. Also 7 flexinish. [f. FLAXEN a. + -ISH.] Somewhat flaxen.
1661. Peacham, Compl. Gent., 167. A dark flexinish hair, and sun-burnt complexion, for a Thief.
1662. J. Bargrave, Pope Alex. VII. (1867), 111. He is a hard-favoured, lean man, tall, with a thin-haired flaxenish beard.
