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Verb
Present participle for to move or cause to move with a striking motion
“The six-week-old chicks flap their wings and attempt to fly in their section of the nursery.”
Verb
Present participle for be agitated or panicky
“But she found that other people tended to flap and fuss over her problems more than she herself did, and if you wanted something done about the subject, it was best to do it yourself.”
Verb
“The fibre doors flap in the stiff wind; a cursory glance is enough to tell me the toilets are yet to be used.”
Adjective
Moving or able to move through the air with wings
Noun
An act of fluttering
Adjective
Limp, not hard, firm, or rigid
Adjective
Adjective
Situated or designed so as to appear to hang down
Adjective
Not tight, tense, or taut
Adjective
Not tight, tense, or taut
Adjective
Feeling or appearing troubled or nervous
Noun
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