floss in French
floss in French is barbe à papa, fil dentaire — floss means a thin thread used to clean between the teeth.
floss in French
barbe à papa
fil dentaire
A thread used to clean the gaps between the teeth.
What does "floss" mean?
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noun A thin thread used to clean between the teeth.
"The dentist recommended flossing with waxed floss."
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verb To clean between the teeth using floss.
"You should floss at least once a day."
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verb To show off, especially one's wealth or style.
"He loves to floss his new watch on social media."
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floss in a sentence
- The dentist recommended flossing with waxed floss.
- You should floss at least once a day.
- He loves to floss his new watch on social media.
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What is "floss" in French?
"floss" in French is barbe à papa, fil dentaire. floss means: A thin thread used to clean between the teeth.
How do you use "floss" in a sentence?
Example: "The dentist recommended flossing with waxed floss." In French, "floss" is barbe à papa, fil dentaire.
Are there other ways to say "floss" in French?
Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "floss": barbe à papa, fil dentaire.
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