flannel
//ˈflæn.əl//
Noun
flannelSingular
flannelsPlural
1
A soft, loosely woven fabric, typically made of wool or cotton, used for clothing and bedding.
She bought some flannel to make a warm winter shirt.
2
A small piece of cloth used for washing oneself, especially the face.
She wiped her face with a warm flannel.
3
(British informal) Vague or evasive talk; nonsense.
Stop giving me flannel and tell me the truth.
Verb
1
(British informal) To speak or write in a vague or evasive way.
Stop flannelling and give me a straight answer.