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Floß ( ) is a market town in the Upper Palatinate district of Neustadt an der Waldnaab and has a history of more than 1000 years.

Floss commonly refers to: Dental floss Meat floss Floss (dance) Floss or FLOSS may also refer to: ==Places== Floß, in English spelling: Floss, a municipality in Bavaria, Germany Floß (river), in English spelling: Floss, a river of Bavaria, Germany ==Art, entertainment, and media== Floss (mixtape), by Injury Reserve "Floss" (song), by AJ Tracey Floss McPhee, a character in the soap opera Home and Away Silken Floss, a character in the comic and film The Spirit ==Computing== Free/libre and open-source software FLOSS Weekly, a podcast of the twit.tv Network ==People with the given name== Floss Casasola (1903–1991), a British Honduran teacher involved in the Belizean Independence Movement ==People with the surname== Heinrich Joseph Floss (1819–1881), a church historian and theologian Herbert Floss (1912–1943), an SS functionary of Nazi Germany Walter J. Floss Jr. (1923–2018), American politician ==Other uses== Candy floss, or fairy floss (cotton candy) Common floss, another name for the shrub Chromolaena odorata Embroidery floss, thread used in embroidery Floss flower, another name for Ageratum houstonianum ==See also== Al Flosso (1895–1976), American magician Gaston Flosse (born 19311), French politician

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