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adjective

1. Lying at full length or spread out upon the ground prostrate

   "The soldiers were lying flat on the ground."

2. Utterly ruined or destroyed

   "buildings flat from the blast"

3. Resting with a surface against something

   "Push the chairs flat against the wall."

4. Having a continuous horizontal surface

   "the flat landscape of the prairie"

5. Being or characterized by a horizontal line or tracing without peaks or depressions

   "a flat EEG"

6. Having a relatively smooth or even surface

   "a flat computer disk"

7. Arranged or laid out so as to be level or even

   "maps flat on the desk"

8. Having the major surfaces essentially parallel and distinctly greater than the minor surfaces

   "a flat piece of wood"

9. Very low and broad

   "flat shoes for work"

10. Clearly unmistakable

    "a flat denial"

11. Lacking in animation, zest, or vigor dull

    "He spoke in a flat, tired voice."

12. Lacking flavor tasteless

    "The stew is too flat."

13. Lacking effervescence or sparkle

    "flat ginger ale"

14. Commercially inactive
15. Lacking air deflated
16. Dead, discharged
17. Pronounced as in bad or bat
18. Having a low trajectory see trajectory

    "made a flat pass that was intercepted"

19. Made so as to give little or no spin to the ball
20. Not having an inflectional ending

    "flat adverbs"

21. Taut
22. Uniform in hue or shade

    "figures standing out against a background of flat wash"

23. Having little or no illusion of depth
24. Lacking contrast
25. Lacking shadows or contours
26. Free from gloss having a nonreflective finish

    "a flat paint"

27. Two-dimensional

    "flat characters"

28. Of, relating to, or used in competition on the flat

    "a flat horse"

29. Having a mass such that expansion halts only after infinite time and collapse never occurs

noun

1. A level surface of land
2. A stretch of land without obstacles
3. A flat part or surface

   "the flat of one's hand"

4. A musical note or tone one half step lower than a specified note or tone
5. A character ♭ on a line or space of the musical staff indicating a half step drop in pitch
6. A shallow container for shipping produce
7. A shallow box in which seedlings are started
8. A flat piece of theatrical scenery
9. A shoe or slipper having a flat heel or no heel
10. An apartment on one floor
11. A deflated tire
12. The area to either side of an offensive football formation

adverb

1. In a flat manner directly, positively
2. In a complete manner absolutely

   "flat broke"

3. Below the proper musical pitch
4. Without interest charge

verb

1. Flatten
2. To lower in pitch especially by a half step
3. To sing or play below the true pitch

noun

1. Any of an English breed of medium-sized sporting dogs that have a dense smooth black or liver-colored coat

noun

1. A person who believes that the planet Earth is flat

adjective

1. Affected with flatfoot
2. Firm and well balanced on the feet
3. Free from reservation forthright

   "had an honest flat-footed way of saying a thing"

4. Not ready unprepared
5. Proceeding in a plodding or unimaginative way pedestrian

   "flat-footed prose"

adverb

1. In an open and determined manner flatly
2. With the feet flat on a surface (such as the ground)

verb

1. To fly low in an airplane in a reckless manner hedgehop

noun

1. A device used for straightening hair by pressing and pulling sections between two heated metal or ceramic, flat, rectangular plates
2. Iron