flopper
- noun
- /ˈflɑːpər/
- Offensive
- a flip-flopper
Examples
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The movie was a total flopper and disappeared from theaters within a week.
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Despite high expectations, the new product turned out to be a flopper in the market.
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He was labeled a flopper after his business closed just months after opening.
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That movie was a total flopper at the box office.
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He is known as a flopper in the business world.
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The movie was a total flopper, failing to attract any audiences after its release.
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His latest business venture turned out to be a flopper, resulting in significant financial losses.
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Despite the hype, the concert was a flopper with only a handful of fans showing up.
Synonyms
A person who does not succeed at things they try
A complete failure of an event or plan
A complete embarrassing failure that happens suddenly and causes big problems
A project or event that does not succeed
Something that fails to work or please people
A person who fails to succeed after showing early promise
A failure that comes after a promising start
Something that disappoints people after high expectations
A person who often fails and is not taken seriously
A project, event, or thing that fails very badly
An embarrassing failure of a plan, event, or show
Antonyms
Compounds
How Bad
- Offensive
- Informal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word flopper comes from flop, a word that also means 'a complete failure', plus -er for 'one that'. Picture a movie that 'flops' and falls flat, so a flopper is something or someone that fails badly.