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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"
Flaked by Lolzar January 29, 2019
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Adjective- meaning laid back or incredibly relaxed
Hey man how was last night ? Oh it was so flaked man, a few cans few chats
Flaked by TBBBKSCVCCPMJKCPRBVSMMG February 8, 2019
The act of photo editing Ben Afflecks face onto other peoples facing to show disdain and anguish
Did you see Katt Williams get his ass kicked by a 7th grader? It was hilarious he got flaked.
Flaked by The Fan Tribunist July 7, 2016
All bark and no bite. Acts tough but is a wuss. Posing in agreement while trying to please one audience, but with a nod and a wink to those with whom s/he is beholden.
We had a meeting with our boss and shared our concerns. He publically nodded, smiled, and agreed with us. Then he walked out the door and Flaked us. Did nothing about it. Did just the opposite.
Flaked by Seaddog October 4, 2018

Flaked On 

To be let down by someone after an arrangement was made. Drop of plans or change of plans at the last minute.
We were supposed to go to the movies, but Jessie flaked on me.

I had plans with a potential buyer but he flaked on me.
Flaked On by Archangel11111 March 4, 2012

Flaked out 

He was flaked out on the couch
Flaked out by Shreddo August 12, 2017
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A vacation, feeling more like an obligation, that involves visiting or staying with family.
So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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