flat

• Flat chat or Flat out

  going as fast as you can

• Flat out like a lizard drinking

  Busy, under pressure ... working hard

• Skint

  Flat broke, absolutely no money, busted.

• boomerang

  noun A flat, curved, usually wooden missile configured so that when hurled it returns to the thrower. In a book about the languages of New South Wales published in 1790, is found the native term, boomerrit. In 1825, in a passage containing the first recorded instance of the English form boomerang, it is told it's "a short crested weapon which the natives of Port Jackson (now part of Sydney) project with accurate aim into a rotary motion. " In 1827 another commentator said that this term may be retained for want of a more descriptive name."

• crocodile

  A four-footed reptile, with long flat head and very large mouth displaying many teeth, sunken eyes, nose slightly turned up.

• flat feet

  Policemen.

• flat out like a lizard drinking

  phrasal verb: extremely busy and under pressure from work.

• flat out

  adjective: going at full speed; as fast as possible; or busy

• flat

  noun apartment

• flat

  A fool.

• platypus

  noun A semi-aquatic egg-laying mammal of Australia and Tasmania, having a broad flat tail, webbed feet, and a snout resembling a duck's bill.

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