(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.
by BoyntonZ June 7, 2016
Get the flake mug.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
Get the Flake mug.A confusing/disappointing person whom you have misjudged as a reliable, that continues to vote party lines.
And is appropriately named Jeff Flake, the Arizona Senator.
And is appropriately named Jeff Flake, the Arizona Senator.
Jeff Flake called for a postponement of the Kavanaugh vote, as if he cared. Then flaked out and voted with the party of deplorables anyway.
by Angry snowflake in Detroit October 7, 2018
Get the Flake mug.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.
by Drag4d May 30, 2018
Get the Flake mug.A flake is someone who generally makes plans with you, promises to do things with or for you but can never seem to follow through. When confronted with their behavior they usually get defensive and run away.
Jonty promised to paint Cameron’s house. He never showed up. We made plans saturday to paint and he came up with an excuse why he couldn't show up. Jonty is a flake.
by Camjo February 16, 2022
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