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flunkout

American  
[fluhngk-out] / ˈflʌŋkˌaʊt /

noun

  1. a person who has flunked out of school or a course.


Etymology

Origin of flunkout

Noun use of verb phrase flunk out

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When a professorship of Latin at University College London opened up, the meagerly paid government clerk and Oxford flunkout applied for the job.

From Washington Post Jul. 10, 2017

Thus he can look back dispassionately on the prep-school flunkout he once was, the aimless youth who had decided, at age 16, to be a writer.

From Time Magazine Archive

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