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Flunk   /fləŋk/   Listen
Flunk

noun
1.
Failure to reach a minimum required performance.  Synonym: failing.  "He got two flunks on his report"






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"Flunk" Quotes from Famous Books



... mind and body so nearly at rest, that naught interrupted my inmost repose save cloudy reminiscences of a morning "fizzle" and an afternoon "flunk," my tranquillity was sufficiently enviable.—Yale Lit. Mag., Vol. XV. ...
— A Collection of College Words and Customs • Benjamin Homer Hall

... the game had resulted in a victory for the visitors by a one-sided score, and he was walking back with Joe to the hotel, "did he make such a miserable flunk at the first two balls? ...
— Baseball Joe Around the World - Pitching on a Grand Tour • Lester Chadwick

... from his book. "Perhaps you're right, Van," he replied, "but you see I can't be too sure on this stuff. Math isn't my strong point, and I simply must not fall down on it; if I should flunk it would ...
— The Story of Sugar • Sara Ware Bassett

... 'At's easy. He'll fail his exams, tutor all summer at Harstrum's, get into Sheff with about four conditions, and flunk out in the middle of the freshman year. Then he'll go back West and raise hell for a year or so; finally his father will make him go into the paint business. He'll marry and have four sons, all bone heads. He'll always think St. Regis's spoiled him, so he'll send his sons to day school ...
— This Side of Paradise • F. Scott Fitzgerald



Words linked to "Flunk" :   pass, bomb, failure, flush it, fail, passing



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