| A | B |
|---|
| deflate | to collapse by letting the air or gas out |
| flare | "wind" or "to blow" |
| flabellum | large fan usually carried by the Pope |
| flavor | an odor, smell or aroma carried by the wind |
| conflate | to blow together, bring together, to combine, melt, fuse or join |
| afflatus | Inspiration |
| -de- | "opposite" |
| -con- | "together" |
| -af- | "to" or "toward" |
| -fla- | from the Latin word flare |
| deflate | to lessen the importance of, as with money |
| inflate | to raise in spirits; make proud |
| inflate | to increase, as in raise beyond normal |
| flabellum | In zoology or botany, the fan shped part or structure |
| afflatus | A divine imparting of knowledge |
| inflate | to blow full of air or gas to expand |
