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	flex2 (flex) Pronunciation: /flɛks/ noun British a flexible insulated cable used for carrying electric current to an appliance. Origin: early 20th century: abbreviation of flexible		Search results in the dictionary flex¹ flex-fuel flex one's muscles in muscle flexitime ( also flextime) flexwing More results » More words in this category anti-static extension galvanic high voltage lead-in make-before-break megawatt Megger negative oscillogram peak load polarity power cut resistivity resistivity surveying resonance siemens solenoid tap changer Nearby Words Fletcher, John fletching fleur de sel fleur-de-lis fleuron Flevoland flew flews flex ¹ flex ² flex-fuel flexibility flexible flexile flexion flexitime flexo flexography flexor