flinders

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FLINDERS

Flin "ders, n. pl. Etym: [Scot. flenders, flendris; perh. akin to E.flutter; cf. D. flenters rags, broken pieces.]

flinders

flin ders |ˈflindərz ˈflɪndərz | ▶plural noun small fragments or splinters: the panel has been smashed to flinders. ORIGIN late Middle English: probably of Scandinavian origin and related to Norwegian flindra ‘chip, splinter. ’

Flinders, Matthew

Flin ders, Matthew |ˈflindərz ˈflɪndərz | (1774 –1814 ), English explorer. He circumnavigated Australia (1801 –03 ) for the Royal Navy and charted much of its west coast for the first time.

Flinders bar

Flin ders bar ▶noun a bar of soft iron placed vertically in or near the housing of a ship's compass to correct deviation caused by the local magnetic field of the ship. ORIGIN late 19th cent.: name after Captain M. Flinders, Matthew .

Flinders Island

Flin |ders Is ¦land the largest island in the Furneaux group, situated in the Bass Strait between Tasmania and mainland Australia.

flinders

flin |ders |ˈflɪndəz | ▶plural noun small fragments or splinters: the panel has been smashed to flinders. ORIGIN late Middle English: probably of Scandinavian origin and related to Norwegian flindra ‘chip, splinter ’.

Flinders, Matthew

Flin |ders |ˈflɪndəz | (1774 –1814 ), English explorer. He explored the coast of New South Wales (1795 –1800 ) and circumnavigated Australia (1801 –3 ) for the Royal Navy, charting much of the west coast of the continent for the first time.

Flinders bar

Flin |ders bar ▶noun a bar of soft iron placed vertically in or near the housing of a ship's compass to correct deviation caused by the local magnetic field of the ship. ORIGIN late 19th cent.: name after Captain Matthew Flinders, Matthew .

Flinders Island

Flin |ders Is ¦land the largest island in the Furneaux group, situated in the Bass Strait between Tasmania and mainland Australia.