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When you fail at something or something goes wrong, used mainly in the North West of England. Can be exaggerated to flapped everywhere. Example 1:
Dave: "Can I roll a joint?" Tom: "Nah, you're just gonna flap it like last time" Example 2: Jay: "I was trying to get into that girl but her fella came over and I flapped it everywhere" |
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To get caught by the police. While driving down the wrong way at TSU's homecoming, Torrian got flapped.
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to back out, to wimp out, to pull out, to skank, to not do something for whatever reason me: couldnt she be bothered to drive?
you: dont know, she just flapped it; he was going to fight with next man down the pub, but flapped it and ran off; |
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getting slapped in the face with a foot My sunglasses got knocked off my face when she flapped me.
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