Flounder

What do we mean by flounder?

A European species of flatfish having dull brown colouring with reddish-brown blotches; fluke, European flounder, Platichthys flesus.

Any of various flatfish of the family Pleuronectidae or Bothidae.

A bootmaker's tool for crimping boot fronts.

A loud/obnoxious moron trying to keep the attention of a crowd. An outspoken drunkard. Urban Dictionary

A flounder, much like the fish in water is very moist vagina, sometimes dripping, and can even have that fishy smell... a lot like Tom Cruise. Urban Dictionary

No no no you guys. a flounder is when you put your non erected penis on a girls face and flop it around, sort of like a slap with your dick. this can also be called fish out of water. Urban Dictionary

To give one's own self head. Auto-fellatio. Urban Dictionary

This term is used in the land of online gaming when someone receives an improper or unneeded trout. Originated in UnForums alternate reality game discussion boards. Urban Dictionary

A faggot fucking pussy, that works at the olive garden in springfield mass. who love his N/a Stawberry Daquiri fucking vagina Urban Dictionary

The true definition of a flounder is a shapeless woman who has neither breasts nor an ass. She is thinly shaped up and down much like the fish. Urban Dictionary

A very sneaky foreplay moved performed by short Jewish guys from Long Island. Not realizing that the girl is not into him while sitting on her couch, the dude places his hand in between the girl's thighs and flaps it back and forth in the same motion as a fish out of water. The flounder is normally followed by dog-like leg humping. If performed properly, the flounder-leg hump trick is good way to ensure the "No Pants in the Bedroom" rule is followed. If awkward while doing this move, the dude is usually sent on his way hoping to catch the end of Rosh Hashanah dinner. Urban Dictionary

Extremely intoxicated Urban Dictionary

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Words that are spelled similarly to flounder:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word flounder:
flatfish, leatherjacket, demersal, plaice, tautog, gurnard, bluefish, redfish, halibut, menhaden, blackfish, sculpin, scuttle, pipefish, mackerel, turbot, sheepshead, mullet, dogfish, hake, anchovy, smelt, kingfish, rockfish, grouper, tarpon, haddock, flathead, pompano, scallops, shad, porgy, bottoms, crabs, clams, snapper, fluke, eel, striped, saltwater, shrimp, perch, herring, largemouth, ariel, speckled, clam, shellfish, inshore, squid, lobster, crab, cod, tuvalu, whitefish, octopus, mussels, dab, estuaries, catfish, tuna, trout, mermaid, wading, fishes, eels, salmon, sturgeon, bering, depths, eyed, triton, fish, spawning, elongated, fisherman, camouflage, inhabit, spp, skate, estuary, seafood, sebastian, shark, freshwater, shallow, muddy, biomass, fishery, roach, differentiated, oyster, quota, oceans, seals, waters, spotted, shelf, atlantic, stocks.

Words that rhyme with flounder:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe flounder:
starry, japanese, southern, large, small, juvenile, common, young, european, fried, big, fresh, dead, old, larval, broiled, stuffed, whole, female, eyed, cultured, spotted, euryhaline, yellowtail, male, baked, nice, live, baltic, flat, huge, grilled, pound, sized, olive, holy, marine, fat, occasional, greenback, desperate, witch, wild, blackback, largest, frozen, ulcerated, toothed, giant, convulsive, blind, back, smooth, mighty, hypophysectomized, longer, year, flabby, muddy, wet, unexpected, sided, familiar, atlantic, inactive, likely, net, flatfish, pleasant, may, arctic, bridegroom, immense, autumnal, enchanted, benthic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective flounder:
fillets, tribes, kind, groups.

Consonant match to flounder:
flan de.

Words that sound like flounder:
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