The word 'floss' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it as a verb, noun, or adjective. For example: I floss my teeth every night before bed.
Blackpool is the town of candy floss, kiss-me-quick and good old-fashioned fun.
Auxetic dental floss would expand into the gaps between teeth when it was pulled.
Few visitors may see even the candy floss.
He could be rude on the pier, gawking at What the Butler Saw or buying saucy postcards in which breasts were confused with blancmange; he could buy chips, candy floss and silly trinkets he would never want at home; he could cram on silly hats, and the girls could wear skirts that whipped well above their knees in the wind.
Savage gang warfare is intercut with candy floss and penny-in-the-slot machines.
A judge subsequently set the amount at $50,316 a month but only after plenty of unsavoury details had emerged, not least the accusation from another Hollywood type, Steve Bing, that Mr Kerkorian had stolen his dental floss to find DNA evidence that he was the father of Mrs Kerkorian's child.Several actors are named as victims of wiretapping, sometimes on behalf of angry wives.
The culprits are economic growth and a hard-up council looking for ways around the dysfunctional system for raising cash.Until recently, North Kent's coast specialised in glamorous decay, punctuated by brightly-coloured candy floss and smoke-filled amusement arcades.
Ms Edmundson makes "The Mill on the Floss" the story of Maggie Tulliver, rather than Maggie and her brother Tom equally.
Britons who visit the dentist feel cheated if all they get is a quick peer and a reminder to floss.
