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    fleet
    [flēt]
    noun
    fleet (noun) · fleets (plural noun) · the fleet (noun)
    1. a group of ships sailing together, engaged in the same activity, or under the same ownership:
      "the small port supports a fishing fleet"
      • (the fleet)
        a country's navy:
        "the US fleet"
      • a number of vehicles or aircraft operating together or under the same ownership:
        "a fleet of ambulances took the injured to hospital"
    Origin
    Old English flēot ‘ship, shipping’, from flēotan ‘float, swim’ (see fleet).
    fleet
    [flēt]
    adjective
    literary
    fleet (adjective) · fleeter (comparative adjective) · fleetest (superlative adjective)
    1. fast and nimble in movement:
      "a man of advancing years, but fleet of foot"
    Origin
    early 16th century: probably from Old Norse fljótr, of Germanic origin and related to fleet.
    fleet
    [flēt]
    noun
    BRITISH ENGLISH
    fleet (noun) · fleets (plural noun)
    1. a marshland creek, channel, or ditch.
    Origin
    Old English flēot, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch vliet, also to fleet.
    fleet
    [flēt]
    verb
    literary
    fleet (verb) · fleets (third person present) · fleeted (past tense) · fleeted (past participle) · fleeting (present participle)
    1. move or pass quickly:
      "a variety of expressions fleeted across his face" · "time may fleet and youth may fade"
      • pass (time) rapidly:
        "we fleeted the time carelessly"
      • fade away; be transitory:
        "the cares of boyhood fleet away"
    Origin
    Old English flēotan ‘float, swim’, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch vlieten and German fliessen, also to flit and float.
    fleet
    [flēt]
    adjective
    fleet (adjective) · fleeter (comparative adjective) · fleetest (superlative adjective)
    1. (of water) shallow.
    adverb
    fleet (adverb)
    1. at or to a small depth.
    Origin
    early 17th century: perhaps based on an Old English cognate of Dutch vloot ‘shallow’ and related to fleet.
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