Definition
Definition of flappy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
loose partsRare looks or feels loose, hanging, or flexibleRare
- The bird's flappy wings moved in the wind.
2.
movementRare moving with a quick, light motionRare
- The flappy curtains danced in the breeze.
Origin of flappy
English, flap (move quickly) + y (characteristic of)
Examples of flappy in a sentence
He laughed at the flappy hat in the wind. The flappy bird flew across the sky. Her flappy dress fluttered in the wind.
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- French:battant, virevoltant, ...
- German:flatternd, wippend, ...
- Italian:molle, svolazzante, ...
- Spanish:aleteante, ondulante, ...
- Portuguese:flácido, esvoaçante, ...
- Chinese:松散的, 轻盈的, ...
- Japanese:ひらひらした, ぱたぱたした, ...
- Arabic:مترهل, خَفِيف الحَرَكَة, ...
- Hebrew:רָפוּי, מִתְנַפְנֵף, ...
- Russian:болтающийся, трепещущий, ...
- Ukrainian:звісаючий, легкий, ...
- Hindi:फड़फड़ाता हुआ, फड़फड़ाते, ...
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