What does flottur in Icelandic mean?

What is the meaning of the word flottur in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use flottur in Icelandic.

The word flottur in Icelandic means cool, smart. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word flottur

cool

adjective

Hugsađu ūér ađ vera rabbínasonur og reyna ađ breika og vera flottur.

Imagine you're the son of a rabbi and you're trying to be cool and break.

smart

adjective

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Flottur litur.

I like the paint.

Flottur hattur, mannfjandi.

Nice hat, you stupid motherfucker.

Flottur.

Looking sharp.

Ūú ert rosalega flottur.

You're a fucking stud.

Flottur.

It looks great.

Flottur hattur.

Nice fedora.

Já, ég er flottur, ekki gleyma ūví.

I'm a real big man, don't forget.

Flottur hreimur

That' s a good accent

Flottur einkennisbúningur.

Cool detail.

Þú ert flottur með skalla.

I like you with no hair, Frank.

Flottur íūrķttagalli.

Nice sweat suit.

Flottur stađur fyrir launsátur.

Nice place for an ambush.

Ūú hefur alltaf veriđ svo flottur.

You always look so cool.

Ūú ert flottur, brķđir.

Looking sharp, brother.

Hann er flottur

He's nasty

Hann er flottur

That looks good

Flottur bíII.

Nice car.

Flottur, ekki satt?

Nice, isn't it?

Ūetta er flottur steinn.

That's some crazy rock.

Flottur rass

Not a bad ass

Marta byrjaði að nudda hana flottur aftur.

Martha began to rub her grate again.

Flottur, Red.

All right, Red.

Flottur búningur.

Say, great costume.

Flottur bátur.

Nice boat.

Flottur búningur, kvikindi.

Nice costume, creep.

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