flaps Synonyms
flaps Meaning
Wordnet
flaps (n)
a movable airfoil that is part of an aircraft wing; used to increase lift or drag
flaps Sentence Examples
- The pilot carefully adjusted the flaps of the aircraft to ensure a smooth landing.
- The fluttering flaps of the bird's wings created a mesmerizing symphony in the tranquil forest.
- With a gentle breeze, the window flaps swayed back and forth, casting intriguing patterns on the wall.
- The old man's tattered coat had worn-out flaps that hung loosely at his sides.
- The chef expertly folded the delicate crepes, creating intricate layers and crispy flaps.
- The playful kitten pounced and swatted at the colorful flaps of the catnip mouse toy.
- The painter added bold, expressive brushstrokes, creating the illusion of fabric flaps in the abstract artwork.
- The dentist carefully used dental floss to remove food particles lodged between the flaps of the patient's teeth.
- The politician passionately flapped his arms during his speech, emphasizing his points with animated gestures.
- The peacock proudly displayed its vibrant tail feathers, fanning them out in a majestic display of colorful flaps.
FAQs About the word flaps
a movable airfoil that is part of an aircraft wing; used to increase lift or drag
flutters, sways, swings,flops, whips, waves, flails, flicks, bangs, oscillates
No antonyms found.
The pilot carefully adjusted the flaps of the aircraft to ensure a smooth landing.
The fluttering flaps of the bird's wings created a mesmerizing symphony in the tranquil forest.
With a gentle breeze, the window flaps swayed back and forth, casting intriguing patterns on the wall.
The old man's tattered coat had worn-out flaps that hung loosely at his sides.
