flap in a sentence
n.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3
Definition
FLAP (verb): to move or wave something, especially wings, rapidly and repeatedly.
Crossword clues for flap
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "flap".
- Wings move quickly up and down.
- A bird's motion in the sky.
- To wave something back and forth.
- Butterflies move their wings rapidly.
- Something moves with a quick motion.
Flap sentence examples
- The bird began to flap its wings vigorously as it prepared for takeoff.
- She felt a sudden flap of excitement as she opened her acceptance letter.
- The flag will flap in the wind, signaling the start of the parade.
- With a quick flap of his hand, he dismissed the idea as foolish.
- The child watched in awe as the butterfly took off with a gentle flap.
- She felt a sudden flap of excitement when she received the good news.
- He used a piece of paper to create a makeshift flap that covered the opening.
- As the door swung open, a flap of fabric caught in the breeze.
- The instructor demonstrated how to flap the parachute to slow down before landing.
- The bird began to flap its wings vigorously as it took off into the sky.
- The flag started to flap in the strong wind, creating a colorful spectacle.
- He tried to flap the paper back into shape after it had been crumpled.
- As the pages of the book fluttered, they made a gentle flapping noise.