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She shifted to the view through the one little flattie camera in the craft's nose.

"I thought you dog of flattie," he told her.

The flattie status screens were blown or pulsing red.

"Some flattie in yellow threads like bugs me, man.

The flattie running the game, however, usually states that for every additional prize the player is aiming for, he must make another bet.

One of his men was saying, "But look here, no flattie is going to push Teller around, he'll have your badge for this, bud."

"Dog of flattie," he told an uninterested world, "is fox of evil magic."

Harbour rag and lug top flattie baits.

"Madam may have caught cowardly flattie.

There's a lounge bar with harbour views, or the earthier, convivial Flattie Bar downstairs.

"Zak says you're a flattie?"

In 1928 Geary would design the popular "Flattie," a one-design sail trainer that is now known as the Geary 18.

Local Gary Austin landed a 3 lb 2 oz 8 drm flattie during a Flounder League match and then topped it with a 3 lb 10 oz specimen while pleasure fishing.

The Flounder League also produced a 3 lb 6 oz 12 drm fish for Southborne's Nich Edwards and a 2 ob 14 oz flattie for Reg Clough from Bowerchalk.

Racing in the 1940s and 1950s was primarily in the six- and eight-meter classes and in the Star, Flattie (Geary 18), Blanchard Knockabout, Lightning, Mercury, International 110, and International 14 classes.

But I suppose that somewhere in my mother's papers there is an old and faded flattie photograph showing her father as a young man, standing beside a somewhat younger man who looks very much like him, and whom my mother probably assumed was some forgotten uncle of hers.

It was nicknamed the "Flatty" because of its aerodynamic shape.

In the '50s and '60s, the flatty was supplanted by the early hemi.

Some say the 1985.5 model is the most collectible as it's the only "flatty" to have the intercooler.

"You lost your coat," he said flatty.

The Flatty however, survived.

Mad Men (2008) - Flatty (1 episode)

The Wallaces weren't the first couple to make that request, but I'd always said flatty, "No, it's unsafe.

Flatty - flathead engine (usually refers to a Ford; when specified, the Mercury-built model)

Once, the flathead, or "flatty", was the preference, supplanted by the early hemi in the 1950s and 1960s.

(2006) Flatty Kat: Tales of an Urban Feline (with Phyllis Haupert)

Engine swaps often involved fitting the Ford flathead engine, or "flatty", in a different chassis; the "60 horse" in a Jeep was a popular choice in the '40s.

A flatty is a flathead V8 (always Ford, unless specified); a late (or late model) flatty is probably a Merc.

There's not much traditional suspense here; in fact, a surprising number of Shields's stories are fancifully essayistic treatments of items as disparate as keys and dolls, even a bready food called a "flatty."

He takes his acolyte Flatty (Lim Giong) and Pletzel (Annie Shizuka Inoh), Flatty's girl friend, who works part time in a night club.

A flathead engine (aka sidevalve engine (SV), flathead, or flatty) is an internal combustion engine with valves placed in the engine block beside the piston, instead of in the cylinder head, as in an overhead valve engine.