Plural of 'fleer'; acts or instances of mocking, sneering, or contemptuous laughter; or people who mock.
Standard plural formation of 'fleer' (from Old Norse 'flira') using the '-s' ending, which became the dominant English pluralization method by the Middle English period.
Using 'fleers' as a noun for multiple mocking laughs or multiple mockers shows how English verbs and nouns flow into each other—action becomes thing through spelling alone.
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