flaking

1. To bail out of something at the last minute

2. To break a contract, verbal or written

3. To lie about a previously made agreement

Miguel: Hey uhh I'll met you up at 7 pm at the walmart cool?
You: yeah sure NP

-7pm-

you: ....

-8pm-
you: .....

-9pm-

you: zzzz
Miguel: oh uhh yeah i cant make it
you: you flaking asshole

by TIm January 7, 2007

flake

n. An unreliable person; someone who agrees to do something, but never follows through.

1. John called in sick to work again today. He's such a flake.

2. Mary said she would do the research for our project, but it's been a week and she hasn't done a thing. She's such a flake.

by Gargouille June 4, 2005

flaked

to decide to "bail" or leave at the last minute

dude he totally flaked
he flaked out on us

by one cool bitch February 24, 2006

flake

high quality cocaine

hey we going to get some flake for your birthday lad, its well strong but its pricey a hundred quid a gram

by merlin sheets July 31, 2012

Flaked

Irish slang for being too tired to do anything.

Similar to flaking out where the person flaking would bail from a planned event, flaked is if the person never even accepts going in the first place.

Can also be used to describe you being in comfort
"I went to bed flaked, got some decent sleep."

"You coming out man?"
"Nah I'm too fuckin flaked right now, can't be arsed"

by Lolzar January 29, 2019

flake

Top quality cocaine.

Oh wow! Scored some boss flake last night! Me nose feels like me bird was burning me nostrils with a lighter when I was asleep.

by Daniella Westbrook March 30, 2016

flake

(verb, oftenly used with "out") - To decide not to go at the last second; To "ditch" or "bail out."

"You said we were gonna go see the movie! Don't change your mind and flake out!"

"Damn, it's been an hour since we were supposed to meet. I bet she just flaked out on me."

by Patrick March 18, 2003