FLAPPIER | • flappier adj. Comparative form of flappy: more flappy. • FLAPPY adj. flapping. |
FLAPPING | • flapping adj. That flaps or flap. • flapping n. An instance where one flaps. • flapping n. (Phonology) A phonological process found in many dialects of English, especially American English and… |
FLIPFLOP | • flipflop n. Alternative form of flip-flop. • flipflop v. Alternative form of flip-flop. • flip-flop n. (US) An instance of flip-flopping, of repeatedly changing one’s stated opinion about a matter. |
FLIPPANT | • flippant adj. Showing disrespect through a casual attitude, levity, and a lack of due seriousness; pert. • flippant adj. (Archaic) glib; speaking with ease and rapidity. • flippant adj. (Chiefly dialectal) nimble; limber. |
FLIPPERS | • flippers n. Plural of flipper. • FLIPPER n. a flat limb for swimming e.g. turtle or penguin. |
FLIPPEST | • flippest adj. Superlative form of flip: most flip. • FLIP adj. flippant. |
FLIPPIER | • flippier adj. Comparative form of flippy: more flippy. • FLIPPY adj. flaring at the bottom. |
FLIPPING | • flipping v. Present participle of flip. • flipping adj. A mild intensifier. • flipping adv. (Euphemistic, chiefly Britain) Fucking; used as an intensifier to modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs. |
FLOPPIER | • floppier adj. Comparative form of floppy: more floppy. • FLOPPY adj. soft and flexible. |
FLOPPIES | • floppies n. Plural of floppy. • FLOPPY n. a type of computer disk. |
FLOPPILY | • floppily adv. In a floppy manner. • FLOPPY adv. soft and flexible. |
FLOPPING | • flopping v. Present participle of flop. • flopping n. The motion of something that flops. • FLOP v. to drop heavily. |
HALFPIPE | • halfpipe n. Alternative form of half-pipe. • half-pipe n. (Skateboarding, snowboarding, skiing, BMX, rollerskating, kickscootering, etc.) A structure used to… • half␣pipe n. Alternative form of half-pipe. |
PIPEFULS | • pipefuls n. Plural of pipeful. • PIPEFUL n. as much as a pipe can hold. |