Flop синоним

  • bust
  • debacle
  • disaster
  • dud
  • fiasco
  • washout
  • bomb
  • lemon
  • loser
  • miscarriage
  • nonstarter
  • dangle
  • flounder
  • flutter
  • jerk
  • sag
  • stagger
  • tumble
  • wiggle
  • droop
  • drop
  • flag
  • flap
  • hang
  • lop
  • quiver
  • slump
  • teeter
  • topple
  • toss
  • totter
  • wave
  • come apart
  • fall flat
  • fold
  • misfire
  • bomb
  • close
  • flummox
  • founder
  • miscarry
  • come to nothing
  • fall short
  • wash out

On this page you’ll find 116 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to flop, such as: bust, debacle, disaster, dud, fiasco, and washout.

  • ascend
  • increase
  • rise
  • succeed
  • accomplish
  • achieve

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Bud turned his hotcakes with a vicious flop that spattered more batter on the stove.

CABIN FEVERB. M. BOWER

Never a flop of tail to indicate gratitude for blandishments, never the faintest symptom of canine appreciation.

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One of these days Dan will take a flop and land clean over in the Thatcher camp.

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She says to tell you it looks at last like our old eagle bird will have a chance to flop its wings in France.

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WORDS RELATED TO FLOP

  • address
  • apartment
  • base
  • casa
  • co-op
  • condo
  • crash pad
  • crib
  • den
  • digs
  • domicile
  • dwelling
  • flat
  • flop
  • habitat
  • haunt
  • headquarters
  • hearth
  • hole
  • home
  • homestead
  • house
  • joint
  • lodging
  • pad
  • quarters
  • residence
  • roost
  • sanctuary
  • seat
  • backlash
  • boomerang
  • bounce back
  • disappoint
  • fail
  • flop
  • miscarry
  • rebound
  • recoil
  • ricochet
  • spring back
  • flop
  • hang down
  • lop
  • sag
  • sink
  • acquired
  • apprehended
  • captured
  • collared
  • gained
  • got
  • hooked
  • killed
  • landed
  • nabbed
  • nailed
  • netted
  • seized
  • shot
  • took
  • trapped
  • blow it
  • flop
  • go out of business
  • lose
  • wash out
  • wipe out
  • bankruptcy
  • basket case
  • cataclysm
  • catastrophe
  • cave-in
  • crack-up
  • crash
  • debacle
  • destruction
  • disintegration
  • disorganization
  • disruption
  • exhaustion
  • failure
  • faint
  • flop
  • prostration
  • ruination
  • ruining
  • smash
  • smash-up
  • subsidence
  • undoing
  • wreck

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  1. floating-point operation, flopnoun

    an arithmetic operation performed on floating-point numbers

    «this computer can perform a million flops per second»

    Synonyms:
    floating-point operation, dud, bust, collapse, fizzle, washout

  2. flop, dud, washoutnoun

    someone who is unsuccessful

    Synonyms:
    floating-point operation, dud, wash, turkey, bust, washout, bomb, collapse, fizzle, misfire

  3. flop, bust, fizzlenoun

    a complete failure

    «the play was a dismal flop»

    Synonyms:
    hiss, floating-point operation, dud, tear, bout, hissing, bust, washout, sibilation, collapse, binge, fizzle, hushing, female chest

  4. flop, collapseverb

    the act of throwing yourself down

    «he landed on the bed with a great flop»

    Synonyms:
    floating-point operation, dud, bust, washout, collapse, fizzle, crash, prostration

  5. flopverb

    fall loosely

    «He flopped into a chair»

    Synonyms:
    founder, fall through, fall flat

  6. flopverb

    fall suddenly and abruptly

    Synonyms:
    founder, fall through, fall flat

  7. fall through, fall flat, founder, flopadverb

    fail utterly; collapse

    «The project foundered»

    Synonyms:
    fall through, give, fall flat, founder, collapse, fall in, break, cave in, give way

  8. flopadverb

    with a flopping sound

    «he tumbled flop into the mud»

    Synonyms:
    right

  9. right, flopadverb

    exactly

    «he fell flop on his face»

    Synonyms:
    properly, the right way, correctly, in good order, decently, justly, powerful, right, right on, mightily, mighty, aright, decent

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  1. Jeff Weaver:

    This is not a flip flop, this is consistent with the position he held earlier in the campaign.

  2. Saul Anuzis:

    I think he can get past it assuming he can write it off as poor articulation of the views, if it is actually viewed as a flip-flop, then it becomes an issue.

  3. Charlotte Devitz:

    At the time I wasn’t really familiar with the term. We just called it’ flop’ behavior, i thought it was super cute. For a long time I tried to find published articles on what this behavior was, but I didn’t have a lot of success.

  4. Katherine Garbarino:

    I ’m more of a slide girl than a flip flop girl and these are super comfortable, i also love that they have openings on the sides so when the feet are wet, there’s somewhere for the water to go and dry from.

  5. Norihiro Fujito:

    Abe’s speech sparked speculation that he won’t be sitting idly to let the economy flop. Investors thought there will be a rebooting of Abenomics.


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  • بالتخبطArabic
  • просвам се, провалBulgarian
  • propadnout, zhroutitCzech
  • versagen, hinplumpsen, Flop, Misserfolg, plumpsenGerman
  • πτώσηGreek
  • desplomarse, fracasarSpanish
  • floppi, romahtaa, lysähtää, lyyhistyä, läjä, läsähtää, flopataFinnish
  • bide, faire un flop, faire un bide, flop, être un fiasco, s’effondrer, four, fiasco, faire un fourFrench
  • mancare il traguardo, fare un buco nell’acqua, sacco di letame, insuccesso, fallimento, fare fiasco, fallire, crollare, fiasco, sacco di merdaItalian
  • neervallen, drol, floppen, sisser, mislukking, afgaan, instorten, sof, afgang, neerploffen, fiasco, neerzijgen, inzakkenDutch
  • klapa, niewypałPolish
  • fracassoPortuguese
  • неудача, плюхнуться, фиаско, плюхаться, провал, потерпеть неудачу, провалитьсяRussian
  • fiasko, floppSwedish
  • 翻牌Chinese

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  • adv.

    all (adverb)

    • right,
    • flop.
  • n.

    • wave,
    • bounce,
    • shake,
    • teeter.

    • clangor,
    • clack,
    • clip-clop,
    • bump,
    • slump,
    • clash,
    • chink,
    • clink,
    • clatter.

    • dangle,
    • hunker down,
    • lay.

    • suspend,
    • cascade,
    • sling,
    • string.

    • repetition.

    • thrive.

    • turn in,
    • awareness.

    abode (noun)

    • co op,
    • co ops,
    • head-quarters.

    bust (noun)

    • bust.

    collapse (noun)

    • conk outs,
    • dis-integrations,
    • dis integration,
    • un-doings,
    • caveins,
    • dis-organizations,
    • un doings,
    • un doing,
    • cave ins,
    • dis-organization,
    • ruinings,
    • dis organizations,
    • cavein,
    • un-doing,
    • dis organization,
    • dis integrations,
    • dis-integration.

    comedown (noun)

    • de scent,
    • de-motion,
    • anti-climaxes,
    • re verse,
    • de-scents,
    • dis-appointments,
    • re-verse,
    • anti climax,
    • dis appointments,
    • de-feats,
    • anti-climax,
    • anti climaxes,
    • de-motions,
    • de motions,
    • de scents,
    • de-scent,
    • de-feat,
    • dis-appointment,
    • de feats,
    • de feat,
    • dis appointment,
    • de motion.

    decline (noun)

    • re-cessions,
    • de volutions,
    • de-cline,
    • dis solution,
    • re-cession,
    • de-clines,
    • dis-solution,
    • de-volutions,
    • on skid,
    • de cline,
    • de generations,
    • falling offs,
    • de volution,
    • re cessions,
    • on skids,
    • de-generations,
    • re-lapses,
    • de cays,
    • de generation,
    • re cession,
    • weakenings,
    • on the skid,
    • worsenings,
    • de-cays,
    • re lapse,
    • dis solutions,
    • de-generation,
    • re lapses,
    • de clines,
    • de cay,
    • dis-solutions,
    • dwindlings,
    • de-volution,
    • devolutions,
    • de-cay,
    • re-lapse.

    disaster (noun)

    • up-sets,
    • mis-chance,
    • mis adventure,
    • fell strokes,
    • mis chance,
    • mis-adventures,
    • act god,
    • up sets,
    • mis-chances,
    • up-set,
    • mis adventures,
    • the worsts,
    • mis-fortunes,
    • mis fortune,
    • ill lucks,
    • mis fortunes,
    • hard lucks,
    • mis-adventure,
    • mis chances.

    dud (noun)

    • dud.

    failure (noun)

    • miscarriage,
    • debacle,
    • waterloo,
    • downfall,
    • trouncing,
    • Noncompletion,
    • thrashing.

    false step (noun)

    • false-step.

    faux pas (noun)

    • booboo,
    • booboos,
    • goof,
    • boo-boo,
    • faux pas,
    • foul-up,
    • gaffe,
    • colossal blunder,
    • social blunder,
    • mess-up,
    • boo-boos,
    • blunder in etiquette,
    • gaucherie,
    • foulup,
    • gaucheries,
    • mess-ups.

    fiasco (noun)

    • botched situations,
    • dumb thing do,
    • dumb tricks.

    fizzle out (noun)

    • fizzle.

    floating-point operation (noun)

    • floating-point operation.

    flop (noun)

    • washout.

    inferior (noun)

    • second fiddle,
    • born loser,
    • turkey,
    • also-ran,
    • underling,
    • nonstarter,
    • subordinate,
    • has-been,
    • subaltern,
    • underachiever,
    • underdog,
    • second banana,
    • second,
    • reject,
    • inferior.

    insolvency (noun)

    • in solvencies,
    • in solvency,
    • in-solvencies,
    • in-solvency.

    lemon (noun)

    • piece junk.

    loser (noun)

    • down and outer,
    • underprivilegeds,
    • under dogs,
    • defeateds,
    • under-dogs,
    • dis-advantaged,
    • under dog,
    • dis advantaged,
    • flunkees,
    • under privileged,
    • under-dog,
    • under-privileged,
    • disadvantageds,
    • dis-advantageds,
    • dis advantageds.

    nonfeasance (noun)

    • de-fault,
    • de fault,
    • non feasances,
    • de faults,
    • non feasance,
    • non-feasances,
    • de-faults.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • stage show,
    • waning,
    • dumb thing to do,
    • the worst,
    • dumb trick,
    • smash hit,
    • relapse,
    • potboilers,
    • conk out,
    • deflation,
    • yank,
    • cave-ins,
    • fell stroke,
    • false step,
    • play,
    • botched situation,
    • joint,
    • fiasco,
    • pratfall,
    • Non-feasance,
    • on the skids,
    • head quarters,
    • curtain-raiser,
    • piece of junk,
    • musicals,
    • crackups,
    • roughs,
    • failings,
    • Downs,
    • pad,
    • pratfalls,
    • curtain-raisers,
    • croppers,
    • potboiler,
    • cave-in,
    • Theatricals,
    • devolution,
    • abode,
    • condos,
    • up set,
    • ebbings,
    • hard luck,
    • homesteads,
    • comedown,
    • crackup,
    • failure,
    • operas,
    • condo,
    • ill luck,
    • one-act,
    • co-op,
    • collapse,
    • lemon,
    • decline,
    • deflations,
    • loser,
    • hole,
    • CASAS,
    • homestead,
    • disaster,
    • jerk,
    • Casa,
    • co-ops,
    • flunkee,
    • cropper.

    play (noun)

    • one acts,
    • one act,
    • stage shows,
    • curtainraiser,
    • smash hits,
    • one-acts,
    • curtainraisers,
    • oneacts,
    • oneact.

    room (noun)

    • room.

    unsuccess (noun)

    • un-successes,
    • un success,
    • un successes,
    • un-success.

    unsuccessfulness (noun)

    • un-successfulnesses,
    • un successfulness,
    • un successfulnesses,
    • un-successfulness.
  • v.

    backfire (verb)

    • re-bound,
    • sprung back,
    • re coiled,
    • dis-appointing,
    • re coiling,
    • re coil,
    • re bounded,
    • dis appointed,
    • re-coiling,
    • re-coiled,
    • re-coil,
    • re bounds,
    • dis-appoints,
    • dis appoints,
    • re-bounded,
    • dis-appointed,
    • re bound,
    • dis appointing,
    • re-bounds,
    • re coils,
    • dis appoint,
    • re-bounding,
    • re bounding,
    • dis-appoint,
    • re-coils,
    • springs back,
    • sprang back.

    bomb (verb)

    • goes out of business,
    • going out business,
    • blowing it,
    • went out of business,
    • go out business,
    • went out business,
    • going out of business,
    • goes out business.

    drop (verb)

    • de-scending,
    • de-pressed,
    • nosedove,
    • de-scend,
    • un-load,
    • de scend,
    • nose-dove,
    • nose dove,
    • nose dived,
    • de-press,
    • re lease,
    • de scends,
    • re-leases,
    • de pressing,
    • caved in,
    • un-loading,
    • re-lease,
    • top pled,
    • re leases,
    • de scended,
    • de scending,
    • un-loads,
    • top-pled,
    • nose diving,
    • de pressed,
    • de-scends,
    • nosediving,
    • un loading,
    • un loaded,
    • de-pressing,
    • de-presses,
    • de presses,
    • re-leased,
    • un load,
    • un loads,
    • de press,
    • nose dives,
    • de-scended.

    dwell (verb)

    • in-habits,
    • hang one hat,
    • make ones home,
    • hangs one hat,
    • in habiting,
    • establishing oneself,
    • hanged one’s hat,
    • made one home,
    • keeping house,
    • re-siding,
    • hanging one hat,
    • re-mains,
    • establishes oneself,
    • re-main,
    • established oneself,
    • hang hat,
    • hung one’s hat,
    • in habits,
    • makes one’s home,
    • re mained,
    • re mains,
    • hung hat,
    • hanging one’s hat,
    • re-sided,
    • re main,
    • hanged ones hat,
    • pitched tent,
    • make home,
    • in-habited,
    • re sting,
    • made ones home,
    • hung one hat,
    • re sides,
    • hanging ones hat,
    • keeps house,
    • make one home,
    • making one’s home,
    • re-side,
    • hung ones hat,
    • pitches tent,
    • made home,
    • makes ones home,
    • made one’s home,
    • re maining,
    • hangs one’s hat,
    • making one home,
    • making ones home,
    • makes one home,
    • in habited,
    • in habit,
    • re sided,
    • in-habit,
    • makes home,
    • kept house,
    • re side,
    • re siding,
    • re-sting,
    • hang ones hat,
    • making home,
    • hanging hat,
    • pitching tent,
    • re-mained,
    • hangs ones hat,
    • hanged one hat,
    • in-habiting,
    • hangs hat,
    • re-sides,
    • hanged hat.

    fail (verb)

    • stumble,
    • blunder,
    • falter,
    • flunk.

    fail miserably (verb)

    • founder,
    • close,
    • flummox,
    • fold.

    fall (verb)

    • re-ceding,
    • drops down,
    • hits the dirt,
    • are precipitated,
    • de creasing,
    • hitting the dirt,
    • de-creased,
    • sub sides,
    • wast precipitated,
    • re lapsing,
    • dropping down,
    • take header,
    • took a header,
    • art precipitated,
    • re-cedes,
    • hit dirt,
    • sub-sides,
    • re-lapsing,
    • dropped down,
    • hitting dirt,
    • de-crease,
    • tips over,
    • am precipitated,
    • taking header,
    • sub side,
    • re lapsed,
    • were precipitated,
    • takes a header,
    • sub sided,
    • re cedes,
    • re-ceded,
    • de creased,
    • hits dirt,
    • folding up,
    • was precipitated,
    • folded up,
    • wert precipitated,
    • dropt down,
    • folds up,
    • tipping over,
    • takes header,
    • re ceding,
    • took header,
    • de-creases,
    • de-creasing,
    • being precipitated,
    • is precipitated,
    • de creases,
    • re-cede,
    • de crease,
    • re-lapsed,
    • taking a header.

    fall limply, collapse (verb)

    • stagger,
    • quiver,
    • topple,
    • toss,
    • flag.

    flounder (verb)

    • coming apart seams,
    • tripping up,
    • slipt up,
    • come apart seams,
    • stub one toe,
    • coming apart at seams,
    • dropt ball,
    • dropped ball,
    • missing ones cue,
    • miss cue,
    • making a mess of,
    • snafuing,
    • missed cue,
    • came apart at the seams,
    • come apart the seams,
    • make mess of,
    • missed one cue,
    • stub ones toe,
    • miss one cue,
    • drops the ball,
    • missed ones cue,
    • goes backwards,
    • made a mess of,
    • stubbing one toe,
    • comes apart at the seams,
    • coming apart at the seams,
    • missed one’s cue,
    • miss ones cue,
    • went backwards,
    • stubbing ones toe,
    • comes apart seams,
    • casting about,
    • missing one’s cue,
    • trips up,
    • goes at backwards,
    • go pieces,
    • misses ones cue,
    • coming apart the seams,
    • stubbed one’s toe,
    • stubbing toe,
    • stubbed ones toe,
    • going at backwards,
    • stubs toe,
    • works at,
    • pratfalling,
    • drop ball,
    • missing one cue,
    • stubs ones toe,
    • working at,
    • misses one’s cue,
    • makes mess of,
    • wrought at,
    • stubs one toe,
    • stubbed toe,
    • went at backwards,
    • making mess of,
    • casts about,
    • stubs one’s toe,
    • comes apart the seams,
    • stubbing one’s toe,
    • missing cue,
    • going backwards,
    • comes apart at seams,
    • came apart seams,
    • drops ball,
    • misses one cue,
    • makes a mess of,
    • dropt the ball,
    • misses cue,
    • made mess of,
    • stubbed one toe,
    • pratfalled,
    • dropping ball,
    • came apart the seams,
    • came apart at seams.

    hang (verb)

    • de-pending,
    • are in midair,
    • were in mid air,
    • were in midair,
    • in clines,
    • de-pend,
    • was in mid-air,
    • was poised,
    • art poised,
    • over-hang,
    • wert in mid air,
    • were loose,
    • be mid air,
    • am pendent,
    • over hangs,
    • wast in mid-air,
    • being loose,
    • art fastened,
    • are pendent,
    • de-pends,
    • is in mid air,
    • art in mid-air,
    • wast poised,
    • art loose,
    • staid up,
    • was fastened,
    • are fastened,
    • art in midair,
    • art pendent,
    • being pendent,
    • was mid-air,
    • wert in mid-air,
    • wast fastened,
    • over-hangs,
    • wast midair,
    • art midair,
    • over hang,
    • being poised,
    • wert mid-air,
    • being fastened,
    • was pendent,
    • is fastened,
    • art mid air,
    • wast in mid air,
    • am fastened,
    • being in mid air,
    • is loose,
    • de-pended,
    • in-cline,
    • wast mid air,
    • is mid air,
    • over-hanging,
    • wast in midair,
    • is poised,
    • is pendent,
    • were mid-air,
    • were fastened,
    • am loose,
    • in-clines,
    • am poised,
    • wert loose,
    • are in mid-air,
    • was in midair,
    • be in mid air,
    • wert pendent,
    • de pended,
    • were midair,
    • being midair,
    • be midair,
    • were in mid-air,
    • in cline,
    • stays up,
    • is mid-air,
    • art in mid air,
    • was mid air,
    • are poised,
    • being mid-air,
    • were mid air,
    • wert poised,
    • being mid air,
    • were poised,
    • wert mid air,
    • de pends,
    • being in mid-air,
    • wert midair,
    • was in mid air,
    • wert fastened,
    • being in midair,
    • were pendent,
    • art mid-air,
    • is in midair,
    • wert in midair,
    • was loose,
    • was midair,
    • are in mid air,
    • is midair,
    • wast loose,
    • de pend,
    • wast pendent,
    • is in mid-air,
    • wast mid-air,
    • be in midair,
    • de pending,
    • staying up,
    • be mid-air.

    jerk (verb)

    • vellicates,
    • Vellicated.

    live (verb)

    • dwell.

    loll (verb)

    • re cline,
    • hung loose,
    • re-lax,
    • hanged loose,
    • re-clines,
    • re clines,
    • hangs loose,
    • re-cline,
    • re lax.

    miscarry (verb)

    • mis carrying,
    • misses fire,
    • mis-carry,
    • mis-carries,
    • mis carry,
    • misses the mark,
    • missing the mark,
    • missing mark,
    • mis carried,
    • misses mark,
    • missing fire,
    • missed fire,
    • mis carries,
    • mis-carried,
    • miss mark,
    • mis-carrying,
    • missed mark.

    misfire (verb)

    • fizzling out,
    • mis-fire,
    • fizzed out,
    • mis fire,
    • mis-fires,
    • mis fired,
    • fizzled out,
    • mis-firing,
    • fizzing out,
    • mis fires,
    • fizzes out,
    • mis-fired,
    • fizzles out,
    • mis firing.

    sag (verb)

    • hung down,
    • fell away,
    • hanged down,
    • hangs down.

    settle (verb)

    • re-pose,
    • sub-merged,
    • bedded down,
    • re-posed,
    • sub-merging,
    • sub merges,
    • re pose,
    • touched down,
    • beds down,
    • sub merging,
    • bedding down,
    • sub-merges,
    • re posed,
    • sub-merge.

    sleep (verb)

    • cops some z’,
    • re tiring,
    • catches a wink,
    • copped some zs,
    • zonk out,
    • copping some z’s,
    • cop some z’,
    • over-sleep,
    • hit hay,
    • over sleeps,
    • hits sack,
    • cop some ze,
    • zzzed,
    • zzzing,
    • zonking out,
    • caught a wink,
    • caught wink,
    • copped some ze,
    • hitting sack,
    • ZZZ,
    • took a nap,
    • nodded off,
    • over sleep,
    • caught forty winks,
    • cop some zs,
    • take nap,
    • over-sleeping,
    • saws wood,
    • catches forty winks,
    • re-tiring,
    • hit sack,
    • catching a wink,
    • sawing wood,
    • catches wink,
    • copped some z’s,
    • conks out,
    • hitting the sack,
    • cops some z’s,
    • over sleeping,
    • zonked out,
    • zzzes,
    • copping some zs,
    • over slept,
    • re tired,
    • catching wink,
    • fell asleep,
    • falls asleep,
    • copped some z’,
    • taking nap,
    • re-tire,
    • zonks out,
    • re tire,
    • sawed wood,
    • over-slept,
    • sacking out,
    • catching forty winks,
    • copping some z,
    • took nap,
    • cops some z,
    • copping some z’,
    • cop some z,
    • hits the sack,
    • sacks out,
    • copped some z,
    • re tires,
    • cops some zs,
    • copping some ze,
    • over-sleeps,
    • takes nap,
    • catch wink,
    • taking a nap,
    • conking out,
    • cops some ze.

    sprawl (verb)

    • lay spread eagle,
    • lie spreadeagle,
    • ex tends,
    • lying spread-eagle,
    • lied spreadeagle,
    • lying spread eagle,
    • lying spreadeagle,
    • ex tend,
    • lies spread-eagle,
    • lie spread eagle,
    • ex tending,
    • ex tended,
    • lied spread eagle,
    • ex-tends,
    • lay spread-eagle,
    • lied spread-eagle,
    • lay spreadeagle,
    • lies spreadeagle,
    • ex-tended,
    • ex-tend,
    • lies spread eagle,
    • ex-tending.

    tumble (verb)

    • dis arranging,
    • up-setting,
    • dost a pratfall,
    • dis-arraying,
    • un settling,
    • fell headlong,
    • doeth a pratfall,
    • dis ordered,
    • doing pratfall,
    • un-settling,
    • dis-ordering,
    • dis orders,
    • knocks over,
    • does a pratfall,
    • dis-arranged,
    • did pratfall,
    • doest a pratfall,
    • dis order,
    • dost pratfall,
    • doing a pratfall,
    • un settled,
    • falls headlong,
    • doth a pratfall,
    • went belly up,
    • un settles,
    • dis arrays,
    • dis array,
    • dis-orders,
    • un settle,
    • dis arrayed,
    • dis ordering,
    • dis arranged,
    • doth pratfall,
    • up setting,
    • didst a pratfall,
    • do pratfall,
    • bowls down,
    • bowling down,
    • dis-arrange,
    • knocking over,
    • didst pratfall,
    • dis arranges,
    • loses footing,
    • losing it,
    • did a pratfall,
    • un-settle,
    • un-settled,
    • dis arraying,
    • dis-ordered,
    • doeth pratfall,
    • doest pratfall,
    • does pratfall,
    • losing footing,
    • goes belly up,
    • dis-array,
    • dis-arranging,
    • dis-arranges,
    • dis-arrays,
    • dis arrange,
    • lost footing,
    • dis-order,
    • dis-arrayed,
    • loses it.

    turn in (verb)

    • catching some ze,
    • catch some z,
    • rolled in,
    • catching some z’s,
    • goes to sleep,
    • piled in,
    • went sleep,
    • go sleep,
    • catch some ze,
    • piles in,
    • catching some z’,
    • caught some z’,
    • catch some z’,
    • catch some zs,
    • piling in,
    • goes sleep,
    • catches some z’s,
    • catches some z,
    • caught some zs,
    • went to sleep,
    • catches some z’,
    • catches some zs,
    • catching some z,
    • lied down,
    • catches some ze,
    • caught some ze,
    • going sleep,
    • rolls in,
    • catching some zs,
    • caught some z,
    • caught some z’s.
  • Other synonyms:

    • plop down,
    • sputter,
    • disintegrate,
    • boomerang,
    • implode,
    • self-destruct,
    • bed,
    • cuddle up,
    • stretch out,
    • lie back,
    • fall behind,
    • underperform,
    • totter,
    • lay down,
    • curl up,
    • lop,
    • crumble,
    • plunk,
    • languish.

    • elude,
    • come apart,
    • droop,
    • fade,
    • unravel,
    • evade.

    • nosedive,
    • lounge,
    • atrophy,
    • bunk,
    • plump,
    • slouch,
    • pose,
    • sit down,
    • waggle,
    • sour,
    • lag,
    • wilt.

    • break down,
    • come down,
    • sit-up.

    • go for,
    • sit,
    • strike out.

    • retire.

    • lie,
    • choke.

    • sink,
    • miss.

    • seat.

    • beat.

    • down.

    bag

    • swelled.

    bomb

    • lose,
    • washing out,
    • blow it,
    • go out of business,
    • losing,
    • wash out,
    • blows it,
    • washes out,
    • blew it,
    • washed out.

    fail

    • come to nothing,
    • fall through,
    • fall short,
    • be found lacking,
    • meet with disaster,
    • founders,
    • fall flat,
    • go downhill,
    • back wrong horse,
    • go down swinging,
    • goes downhill,
    • be defeated,
    • be demoted,
    • failed,
    • misfire,
    • come to naught,
    • go up in smoke,
    • lose control,
    • lose status,
    • went astray,
    • go astray,
    • falling short,
    • play into,
    • goes astray,
    • going wrong,
    • breaking down,
    • turn out badly,
    • lose out,
    • going astray,
    • be ruined,
    • missed the boat,
    • went downhill,
    • be in vain,
    • hit bottom,
    • going downhill,
    • go wrong,
    • run aground,
    • hit the skids,
    • miss the boat,
    • be vain,
    • goes wrong.

    hang

    • Beetled,
    • stay up,
    • beetle,
    • beetling,
    • beetles,
    • be in mid-air,
    • be fastened,
    • stayed up,
    • be pendent,
    • be loose,
    • impend,
    • be poised.

    miscarry

    • miss fire,
    • miss the mark,
    • missed the mark.

    misfire

    • fizz out,
    • fizzle out.

    Other relevant words:

    • knocking down,
    • stub one’s toe,
    • Swagged,
    • sack out,
    • drop,
    • Travailed,
    • bowled down,
    • flounder,
    • dropping the ball,
    • settled,
    • flap,
    • Disarraying,
    • falls,
    • downing,
    • sleep,
    • Bumming,
    • knocks down,
    • nose-dive,
    • Danced,
    • knocked down,
    • nods off,
    • hit the sack,
    • slipped up,
    • sacked out,
    • saw wood,
    • take a nap,
    • flitter,
    • plumps,
    • sets down,
    • slumbering,
    • falling down,
    • go belly up,
    • make a mess of,
    • tipped over,
    • go at backwards,
    • Rooming,
    • conked out,
    • hang down,
    • come apart at the seams,
    • backlashed,
    • cop some z’s,
    • Plumped,
    • set down,
    • bomb,
    • Residing,
    • drowses,
    • dropped the ball,
    • perch,
    • failure to win,
    • catnapping,
    • Roosted,
    • keep house,
    • hang one’s hat,
    • hanging loose,
    • cave in,
    • giving way,
    • tenanted,
    • work at,
    • snafued,
    • drop the ball,
    • Shrugging,
    • touches down,
    • nose-dives,
    • lose it,
    • Idled,
    • Bummed,
    • tenant,
    • nose-diving,
    • spread-eagle,
    • slipping up,
    • Slumbered,
    • plummet,
    • lose footing,
    • settled down,
    • takes a nap,
    • swishing,
    • wobble,
    • give way,
    • establish oneself,
    • miscarry,
    • sag,
    • spread eagle,
    • springing back,
    • bed down,
    • drowsing,
    • fall down,
    • hurtling,
    • be precipitated,
    • caving in,
    • drop down,
    • goof off,
    • plop,
    • sprawl,
    • going belly up,
    • settles down,
    • thresh,
    • hit the dirt,
    • bowl down,
    • Tented,
    • caves in,
    • fell down,
    • plumping,
    • swished,
    • worked at,
    • disarrayed,
    • Flipping,
    • hang,
    • settle down,
    • flutter,
    • hurtle,
    • Roomed,
    • swishes,
    • nod off,
    • backlashing,
    • vellicate,
    • Quartered,
    • tent,
    • falls down,
    • drowse,
    • give up,
    • Roosting,
    • bobbling,
    • Drowsed,
    • hole up,
    • nose dive,
    • oversleep,
    • shrugs,
    • bag,
    • spring back,
    • stub toe,
    • hang out,
    • settle,
    • lost it,
    • downed,
    • hibernate,
    • gave way,
    • falls away,
    • hanging down,
    • Floundered,
    • nesting,
    • goofing off,
    • knocked over,
    • shrug,
    • falling away,
    • do a pratfall,
    • nosedived,
    • touching down,
    • catch forty winks,
    • Tenanting,
    • falling headlong,
    • knock down,
    • bobble,
    • come apart at seams,
    • loll,
    • tenting,
    • nested,
    • idles,
    • touch down,
    • nodding off,
    • dancing,
    • Shrugged,
    • make one’s home,
    • lurching,
    • backfire,
    • Swagging,
    • setting down,
    • hang loose,
    • recline,
    • bobbles,
    • lurch,
    • wiggle,
    • Bunking,
    • go backwards,
    • spreadeagle,
    • knock over,
    • fall,
    • catnapped,
    • settling down,
    • slip up,
    • fall asleep,
    • pitch tent,
    • take a header,
    • tip over,
    • trip up,
    • fall headlong,
    • fail,
    • miss one’s cue,
    • tripped up,
    • Travailing,
    • Vellicating,
    • Bunked,
    • nose-dived,
    • slips up,
    • cast about,
    • falling asleep,
    • fold up,
    • tumble,
    • catch a wink,
    • swag,
    • bobbled,
    • fall away.

    sprawl

    • lie spread-eagle.

    turn in

    • roll in,
    • lie down,
    • rolling in,
    • catch some z’s,
    • lies down,
    • lying down,
    • go to sleep,
    • going to sleep,
    • pile in.

How to use «Flop» in context?

A «flop» is an entertainment term used to describe a film or TV show that is unsuccessful, either critically or financially. It can also be used to describe a performer or celebrity who does not live up to expectations.

Paraphrases for Flop:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Independent

    • Noun, singular or mass
      belly, breakdown, bust, defeat.
  • Other Related

    • Noun, singular or mass
      disaster, failing, fiasco, setback.

Hyponym for Flop:

  • v.

    • motion
      go down, fall in, fall, come down, give way, cave in, break, collapse, founder, give, descend.

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