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flap off

flap off verb: to talk excessively, ignorantly and/or wrongly.

Verb

flap off (third-person singular simple present flaps off, present participle flapping off, simple past and past participle flapped off)

  1. (US, informal, intransitive, slang, almost always with about) To talk excessively, ignorantly and/or wrongly.
    • Don't keep flapping off about someone you don't know.

Forms of flap off

third-person singular presentflaps off
present participleflapping off
past participleflapped off
pastflapped off

Questions about flap off

What does flap off mean?
Flap off means to talk excessively, ignorantly and/or wrongly.
What part of speech is flap off?
Flap off is a verb.
What is the past tense of flap off?
The past tense of flap off is flapped off.

Words near flap off in the dictionary

  1. flap display
  2. flap doodle
  3. flap doodles
  4. flap gate
  5. flap gates
  6. flap off
  7. flap one's gums
  8. flap one's jaw
  9. flap one's jaws
  10. flap one's lips
  11. flap seat

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