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Flap-flap 

A flap-flap is an alternate name for winged animals mostly pertaining to fowl and bats. Other mammals that have folds of skin that can act like wings such as sugar gliders and flying squirrels. Insects and other mammals that use their extra skin to maneuver can be their own genus of flap-flaps including stingrays, dragonflies, butterflies and honey bees with the exception of wasps who are just assholes.
Flap-flap... Makes me smile just saying it
Flap-flap by Itsybitsymissy April 23, 2016
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during sexual intercourse, the sound two bodies make while knocking boots
that girl was flap flap all over the place.

did you hear about her raw flap flap wetness last night?

sea flap flap 

A Sea Flap Flap is basically a stingray, internet people call them such name for the sound it makes "flap flap" and because of the origin in which it was found in, the "sea". Therefor its rightful name is sea flap flap
him: its a bird,
Me: no,

him: its a plane,

Me: um no,
Me: its in the water how can it be either,
Him: ....
Him: its Flapping like crazy
Me: its called a stin..
Him: a fuckin sea flap flap
Me: -__- sure its a sea flap flap
sea flap flap by FUNDCPLUS April 18, 2016

Sea Flap Flap 

A Majestic Sea Animal, Also referred to as a "Sting Ray", but on the internet it is referred to as a Majestic Sea Flap Flap
Did you see that Sea Flap Flap over there? We just missed it!
Sea Flap Flap by VaginaEat2016 September 3, 2016

Sea flap flap 

The name you call a stingray when you dont know the exact name on moment. Could also be known as "sea pancake"
Hey, look at that sea flap flap!

Majestic flap flap 

Term used by some people to describe a manta ray. Also the flabby stuff around a vagina.
"Look at those majestic flap flaps in the water!"

"I played with her majestic flap flaps last night."

Sea Flap Flap 

In Short, A stingray. A very majestic swimmy creature who glides on majestic flappy wings.
1: Dude, look at that sea flap flap.
2: So majestic.
3: Such Flap Flap. Wow.

Danger Floof Nope Rope Stingray
Sea Flap Flap by MyNameJuan April 17, 2017
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