dial. [? var. of FLIT a. ON. flytja.] a. refl. = FLIT v. 4. b. intr. for refl. = FLIT v. 5.

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1555.  Abp. Parker, Ps. lv. 157.

        No dout far of: I would me flitche,
From hence to wildernes.

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1787.  W. Marshall, Norfolk (1795), II. Gloss., Flitch, to move from place to place; as from farm to farm.

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1857.  Wright, Dict. Provinc., Flitch, to move from place to place.

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