1. To smirk contemptuously
   "The bully fleered at the smaller child"

1. Contempt expressed by mockery in looks or words
   "The bully's fleer made the younger student uncomfortable"
    
2. Someone who flees from an uncongenial situation
   "fleers from the sweatshops";
   - fugitive, runaway

Derived forms: fleered, fleering, fleers

Type of: actor, contempt, doer, scorn, simper, smirk, worker

Encyclopedia: Fleer, Harry