fleddern.
to steal (clothes, valuables) from someone helpless, especially a corpse, but also a drunk person etc.
Meaning & usage
to steal (clothes, valuables) from someone helpless, especially a corpse, but also a drunk person etc.
Where this word comes from
Said to be from thieves’ cant (Rotwelsch) fladdern (“to wash”). On the face of it, identity with etymology 2 below might also be considerable.
to hurl, fling, especially a book or similar object that flutters during its movement
Where this word comes from
From Middle High German vlëderen (“to flutter”), older byform of vladeren, whence modern flattern (“to flutter”).
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