flop
A complete failure
Something that fails completely and is not liked or successful.
[something] is a flop
- The movie was a huge flop at the box office.
- His latest business venture turned out to be a flop.
- The concert was such a flop that the band lost money.
- The new movie was a flop.
- Her plan was a flop.
- The party was a flop and no one came.
To fail completely
To fail very badly at something.
to flop [at/in something]
- The play flopped after only one week on stage.
- His new app flopped despite heavy advertising.
- She flopped in her attempt to win the competition.
- The show flopped after one week.
- The game flopped because it had many bugs.
- His store flopped and closed soon.
Fall or drop heavily
To fall or sit down in a heavy and loose way.
to flop [down/onto something]
- He flopped onto the couch after work.
- The fish flopped around on the deck.
- She flopped down next to him with a sigh.
- He flopped onto the sofa.
- The tired dog flopped on the floor.
- She flopped into the chair.
Heavy loose fall or sound
The sound or action of something falling in a heavy and loose way.
- He sat down with a flop.
- The book hit the floor with a flop.
- She landed on the bed with a flop.
- He sat with a flop.
- The shoe fell with a flop.
- She dropped into the chair with a flop.
- Base: flop
- Plural: flops
- Base: flop
- 3rd Person Singular: flops
- Present Participle: flopping
- Past: flopped
- Irregular present participle: flopping Verb
- Irregular past: flopped Verb
flip-flop
1Sudden change of opinion
To change your opinion or decision to its opposite quickly.
- The politician was criticized for his flip-flop on climate policy.
- Her sudden flip-flop about the project confused everyone.
flop around
1Move loosely and uncontrolled
To move in an uncontrolled and loose way in different directions.
- The fish flopped around on the dock.
- He was flopping around in bed all night.
flop down
1Sit or lie down heavily
To sit or lie down in a heavy and loose way because you are tired or relaxed.
- She flopped down on the sofa after work.
- He came in and flopped down beside me.
belly flop
1jump into water flat on belly
To jump into water and hit it flat with your belly, which usually hurts.
- He tried to dive but ended up doing a painful belly flop.
- The crowd laughed when she did a huge belly flop off the board.
- As a kid, he learned to swim after too many belly flops.
belly flop
2Painful flat stomach dive into water
When you jump into water and land flat on your stomach, making a big splash and feeling pain.
- He did a belly flop into the pool by mistake.
- Her belly flop made everyone laugh.