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flop

 
 
/flɒp/ verb [I] (present participle flopping, past tense and past participle flopped)

Definition

flop down/into/onto, etc to fall or sit somewhere suddenly in a heavy or relaxed way: He flopped down on the sofa.
HANG to hang loosely: Her hair kept flopping in her eyes.
NOT SUCCESSFUL informal If a film, product, plan, etc flops, it is not successful.
(Definition of flop verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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