It’s a verb: Nan flours her cake pans.
BIP:
Raffle
waffle
It could be plural noun as well : Nan’s Market carries rye, wheat and rice flours. But yeah, it’s definitely used mostly as a verb.
fawned
This just in: burpo wins today’s Sticking-Your-Nose-In Award.
It seemed to me – for some reason that even I’m not sure of, now – that aceplace wasn’t comfortable using “flour” as a plural, so I was trying to give them an “out” by stating “flours” was a verb. Why? I’unno; seemed helpful. I’ve had a cheeseburger since then and have seen the error of my ways.
BIP:
dwarfs
Flours usually grow in the backyard. Lol
Usually, I would write Jack bought 3 bags of flour. Bags takes the plural. I had forgotten the verb. Thanks Burpo.
I play this game because it’s challenging to think of words that I rarely see used. Can I stick on a S to make 6 letters.
drafts
afraid
raided
riddle
fiddle
saddle
leader
dealer
alders
scaled
decals
recall
called
decade
Cuddle
puddle