flippy
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8.8
- adjective
- /ˈflɪpi/
:
frívolo
- She made a flippy comment that showed she didn't care about the consequences.
And so, so all of these things are merged together in the context of there is this mainstream culture, which is kind of flippy.
- And so, so all of these things are merged together in the context of there is this mainstream culture, which is kind of flippy.
Examples
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Frank, with his flippy turn of mind.
Fiction book (1999) -
You know, if you offer me a flippy boy, it would be rude not to evaluate.
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His flippy attitude during the meeting annoyed everyone who was trying to be serious.
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The teacher reprimanded him for his flippy behavior in class, emphasizing the need for respect.
Synonyms
18
6.7
Being short and rude in the way someone speaks
15
7.7
Not showing respect or being serious in important situations
9
7.9
Someone who shows no respect by acting or speaking boldly
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7.2
Rude or too bold toward someone, sometimes playful
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4.6
Acting in a joking way when care is needed
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8.1
Saying quick clever remarks that are often funny and a little sarcastic
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7.6
Not taking things seriously and showing little respect
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8.7
Rude or cheeky when talking back to people in charge
Antonyms
How Serious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Flippy also comes from flip, which can mean 'not serious' or 'cheeky', and the ending -y makes it an adjective. A helpful way to remember this is to think of a quick, joking answer that sounds light and rude, which is why a flippy remark is flippant.