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Mashmellow Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary
flippity floppity
Yeah. Hey, unless you are in
your Aquaman suit, Vince--
you know,
flippity floppity--
the rest of the world
does not really know who you are.
what is the meaning of "flippity floppity" here? thank you
your Aquaman suit, Vince--
you know,
flippity floppity--
the rest of the world
does not really know who you are.
what is the meaning of "flippity floppity" here? thank you
Top answer
It sounds like Aquaman's flippers as he walks... but I don't think he wears any, actually.
- It sounds like Aquaman's flippers as he walks...
- but I don't think he wears any, actually.
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It sounds like Aquaman's flippers as he walks... but I don't think he wears any, actually.
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Flippety floppety usually refers to something which is lose and can move freely, whilst at the same being attached to something. eg: My little brother is losing his tooth. Whilst it has not yet come out, it is all flippety floppety.
I would think that here it must refer to the feet of the suit because they can be shaken and can move freely in the way that a fish tail can. We often say
I would think that here it must refer to the feet of the suit because they can be shaken and can move freely in the way that a fish tail can. We often say
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"Flippety floppety usually refers to something which is lose"
"Lose" is a verb. The adjective is spelt "loose".
"Lose" is a verb. The adjective is spelt "loose".
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