Flounge

The action of producing the sound tsk tsk tsk repeatedly in order to denote someone's disappointment regarding a situation.

Leo takes 5 minutes to wash 2 casseroles.
Martin flounges at Leo.

by NeaNerdu October 21, 2021

Flounge

- verb
A more complete act of lounging that incorporates elements of flaking out. Lounging on the brink of snoozing.

Some days, after a long day of work, I want nothing more than to come home and flounge on the couch in front of the TV.

by ColonelPackage June 10, 2010

Flounge

The "First Class Lounge" for an airline. A contraction of "First Lounge" or "F-Lounge"

Oh, won't see you, I'm in the flounge

by JG53 June 28, 2011

flounge

the shorter, cooler name for the Franklin Lounge located in Boston University's Towers. People who study there are participating in the act of "flounging."

A- Want to study in the flounge tonight?
B- Sure, let's flounge it.

by thegirlonFIRE3792 March 4, 2013

Flounge

the bar -aka lounge- you and your mates f.cking love to favor most.

pronounced 'fuhlhounge'

X "Where're yall headed?"

Y/z+ "Where do you think?"

X & Y, in easy agreement "The Flounge."

by JD Foster March 6, 2010

Flounge

(verb) to spend time in the Qantas First lounge
/flaʊn(d)ʒ/

"Being a Qantas Platinum he would arrive at the airport many hours before his flight, merely so that he could Flounge around."

by CamDownUnder August 4, 2022

Flounce

flounce (flaʊns)

v. flounce, flounced, flounc•ing,

- To leave an internet group or thread with exaggerated drama; deleting posts, notifying mods and or group users, and cross-posting on other groups to draw attention to the drama. Comes from the original use of gathering up skirts and petticoats and leaving in dramatic, impatient and exaggerated movements.

Annoyed that no one would agree with him, u/ipknightly proceeded to flounce from the thread; threatening all others with TOU reports and deleting everything that he had written on the thread.

by rockcityfire September 29, 2013