British dialect term meaning to fidget, move restlessly, or squirm.
From dialectal or regional English, possibly related to fidget or fudge, with uncertain Germanic origins; primarily found in British regional speech rather than standard English.
Flidge is a glorious British regionalism that means to fidget—it's the kind of disappearing dialect word that shows how every community develops its own vocabulary for everyday discomfort and nervous energy.
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