ALL meanings of flat
flat
F f - adjective flat not having the sign to 0
- adjective flat not having an inflectional ending 0
- adjective flat lower in pitch by a half step 0
- adjective flat out of tune by being below the true or proper pitch 0
- adjective flat designating the vowel a when it represents the sound (a) as in had or hat, articulated with the tongue in a relatively level position 0
- adjective flat lacking in contrast 0
- adverb flat in a flat manner; flatly (in various senses) 0
- adverb flat in a prone or supine position 0
- adverb flat bluntly; abruptly 0
- adverb flat with no interest 0
- adverb flat below the true or proper pitch 0
- noun flat a flat surface or part 0
- noun flat an expanse of level land 0
- noun flat a low-lying marsh 0
- noun flat a shallow; shoal 0
- noun flat any of various flat things 0
- noun flat a shallow box or container, as for growing seedlings 0
- abbreviation FLAT flatcar 0
- noun flat a piece of theatrical scenery on a flat frame 0
- noun flat a deflated tire 0
- noun flat women's flat-heeled shoes or slippers 0
- noun flat the area flanking either end of the offensive line 0
- noun flat a note or tone one half step below another 0
- noun flat the sign (57394) indicating such a note 0
- verb transitive flat to make flat; lower a half step 0
- intransitive verb flat to sing or play below the true or proper pitch 0
- noun flat an apartment or suite of rooms on one floor of a building 0