abattant.
flat and articulated so it can move from a horizontal to a vertical position
Meaning & usage
flat and articulated so it can move from a horizontal to a vertical position
Where this word comes from
Adjective and noun derived from the present participle of abattre, relating to the obsolete meaning "put horizontal", in which it has been replaced by rabattre.
a lid or flap which can move from a horizontal to a vertical position
a toilet lid
any sort of flap
Where this word comes from
Adjective and noun derived from the present participle of abattre, relating to the obsolete meaning "put horizontal", in which it has been replaced by rabattre.
present participle of abattre
Where this word comes from
Adjective and noun derived from the present participle of abattre, relating to the obsolete meaning "put horizontal", in which it has been replaced by rabattre.
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