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flop | fall suddenly and abruptly | |
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founder, flop, fall through, fall flat | fail utterly; collapse | |
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flop, dud, washout | someone who is unsuccessful | |
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flop | fall loosely | |
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right, flop | completely | |
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flop, bust, fizzle | a complete failure | |
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collapse, flop | the act of throwing yourself down; collapse; sink | |
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flop, floating-point operation | an arithmetic operation performed on floating-point numbers | |
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flop | with a flopping sound |