Definition for fletcher - Oxford Dictionaries Online (World English)

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	fletcher (fletch¦er) Pronunciation: /ˈflɛtʃə/ noun chiefly historical a person who makes and sells arrows. Origin: Middle English: from Old French flechier, from fleche 'arrow'		Search results in the dictionary Fletcher, John Christian, Fletcher More results » More words in this category arrow bolt 1 bow 1 bowyer fledged fletch fletching flight gold inner longbow nock outer quiver 2 rover 1 toxophilite unstring vane Nearby Words flesh fly flesh side flesh wound flesher fleshings fleshly fleshpots fleshy fletch fletcher Fletcher, John fletching fleur de sel fleur-de-lis fleuron Flevoland flew flews flex ¹