flake

(verb) The verb flake is probably derived from the noun flake. The verb means to act like a flake by being unreliable, particularly by not showing up at an agreed upon time or place.

"Bob flaked on me again. We were supposed to rob the theater just after the matinee crowd went in."

by BoyntonZ June 7, 2016

Flakey McFlakester

Another term for a flaky, unreliable person. A procrastinator. A careless or lazy person. Dishonest and doesn't keep to their word. They'll tell you they're going to do one thing, and never do it. They'll tell you that they'll meet you somewhere, and show up an hour late or don't show up at all.

That Brett dude is a total Flakey McFlakester.

by krispy_k January 12, 2017

Flake

Someone who doesn't follow through on plans.

Yo Lebron James, why Kodi such a flake?

by lil J #kodiwack February 24, 2017

Flake

Someone who completely leaves people hanging constantly, this person will constantly cancel on plans or do things on their own without any care of whether a friend would like to join them.

"Yeah, Porkins is such a fucking flake. He never wants to hang out with us and constantly would rather do things on his own."

by Failur3 August 21, 2017

Flake

A person who is always bailing on plans that they make. Once or twice is understandle but multiple times just shows that they dont care and it's who they are. Unreliable

Don't invite that dude bc he will always tell you he can do something but then at the last minute he will bail. He is just generally flakey.

by SHS22 December 18, 2017

flakking out

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“Look at that dirty meridian flakking out” flakka

by Hooverlover April 23, 2018

Flake

Someone who constantly ditches you last minute when you make plans. This type of person will continually promise you that they will be there or that this will be the last time they ditch you but they are lying.

"Hey Laurence, have you seen Amanda today?"
"No Justin, I haven't. She's such a flake!"

by Drag4d May 30, 2018