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floppers

American  
[flop-erz] / ˈflɒp ərz /

noun

(used with a singular or plural verb)
  1. air plant.


Etymology

Origin of floppers

flop + -er 1 + -s 3

Example Sentences

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Floppers will be fined $2,000, with fines rising incrementally for repeat offenders.

From Seattle Times

Existing NBA rules punish repeat floppers with fines after postgame reviews.

From Washington Times

Mr. Floppers was his name....”

From Literature

At Pillsbury, Mr. Cain joined a training program at Burger King, a company subsidiary, in which potential executives were trained from the grill up, working as “Whopper floppers” and cleaning bathrooms.

From New York Times

Floppers bring a distinct quality to their performances – measurable momentum – that can be used to help identify and perhaps even police the act.

From The Guardian