floo

As a noun floo

is .

As nouns the difference between floo and floom

is that floo is {{dated form of |flu|lang=en} while floom is a flume, as in a mill flume.

As nouns the difference between floo and flob

is that floo is while flob is (uk|slang) spittle, especially a piece of spittle that has been spat out.

As a verb flob is

(uk|slang) to spit or to gob.

As nouns the difference between flook and floo

is that flook is a fluke of an anchor while floo is .

As nouns the difference between aloo and floo

is that aloo is potato while floo is {{dated form of |flu|lang=en}.

As nouns the difference between floo and floe

is that floo is {{dated form of |flu|lang=en} while floe is a low, flat mass of floating ice.

As nouns the difference between floo and floc

is that floo is {{dated form of |flu|lang=en} while floc is an alternative word for floccule. A soft or fluffy particle suspended in a liquid or the fluffy mass of suspended particles so formed. Floc may be mineral as for clay, chemical as in water treatment or biological as in sewage treatment.

As nouns the difference between sloo and floo

is that sloo is a slough; a run or wet place while floo is .

As a verb flog

is (flyga).

As a noun floo is

.