Definition:
flat
- flatto flatten (to make flat) / having a smooth level surface
- flatearly unmistakable a flat denial
- flathorizontal
- flatad 3c discharged
- flato-dimensional 3 flat characters
- flatflat surface
- flatto fail to produce the desired effect; fail completely
- flatnot shiny
- flatee from gloss a flat paint
- flatabsolute
- flatde so as to give little or no spin to the ball
- flata. lowered a half tone in pitch b. below an intended pitch
- flatsign indicating that a note is lowered a half tone
- flatat full speed or with maximum effort
- flatut
- flatnot thick
- flatto pull the clew of (a fore-and-aft sail) as nearly amidships as possible
- flattrimmed so that fore-and-aft sails present as flat a surface as possible, as in sailing close to the wind
- flatsting with a surface against something
- flatlacking flavor or effervescence
- flatwithout hesitation; directly or openly
- flatranged or laid out so as to be level or even
- flating or characterized by a horizontal line or tracing without peaks or depressions a flat EEG
- flatlying at full length or spread out upon the ground prostrate
- flatlevel
- flatsomething flat