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Flop   /flɑp/   Listen
Flop

verb
(past & past part. flopped; pres. part. flopping)
1.
Fall loosely.
2.
Fall suddenly and abruptly.
3.
Fail utterly; collapse.  Synonyms: fall flat, fall through, founder.



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"Flop" Quotes from Famous Books



... head over heels, as they did before a shower came on; but somehow he never could manage it. He liked most, though, to see them rising at the flies, as they sailed round and round under the shadow of the great oak, where the beetles fell flop into the water, and the green caterpillars let themselves down from the boughs by silk ropes for no reason at all; and then changed their foolish minds for no reason at all, either; and hauled themselves ...
— Journeys Through Bookland V2 • Charles H. Sylvester

... would seek some other place for sympathy. Why, many a morning I have spoke light and happy words of cheer to him over the 'phone with a tongue as thick as a board-walk and the inside of my nob yearning to burst loose and flop around in the cool ...
— The Sorrows of a Show Girl • Kenneth McGaffey

... Jackie. "Why, he sleeps just outside father's bed-room door, and sometimes in the night he walks up and down the corridor, and his tail goes flop up against the door. Once father ...
— A Pair of Clogs • Amy Walton

... flirtation, without the slightest danger, with any Gay Lothario in lavender socks who kind o' tickles them with his eyes and makes them giggle. But for myself, who have no mamma to meet, nor any desire to flop about with "flappers," piers are deadly things. Their great excitement is when the sea washes half of them away at a moment when, apparently, five thousand people living in boarding-houses had only just vacated them. And sometimes ...
— Over the Fireside with Silent Friends • Richard King



Words linked to "Flop" :   bomb, give way, machine operation, give, cave in, unsuccessful person, break, turkey, computer operation, colloquialism, miscarry, go wrong, loser, failure, come down, descend, fizzle, descent, nonstarter, go down, fail, fall in, fall



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