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31flunk out — ˌflunk ˈout [intransitive] [present tense I/you/we/they flunk out he/she/it flunks out present participle flunking out past tense …
32Flunk Punk Rumble — Flunk Punk Rumble …
33flunk out — v. i. to be dismissed (from a school or course of study) due to failure to perform up to the minimum standard. Syn: fail out; wash out. [PJC] …
34flunk-out — «FLUHNGK OWT», noun. U.S. Informal. a person who flunks out; flunkee: »a college flunk out …
35flunk|ey|ism — flunk|y|ism or flunk|ey|ism «FLUHNG kee ihz uhm», noun. the actions or conduct of a flunky; being flattering and fawning …
36flunk|y|ism — or flunk|ey|ism «FLUHNG kee ihz uhm», noun. the actions or conduct of a flunky; being flattering and fawning …
37flunk out of school — flunk out (of school) to be forced to leave school because of failing work. He had been a computer science student before he flunked out of a California university …
38flunk out — (of school) to be forced to leave school because of failing work. He had been a computer science student before he flunked out of a California university …
39flunk out (of something) — ˌflunk ˈout (of sth) derived (NAmE, informal) to have to leave a school or college because your marks/grades are not good enough • He flunked out of college after four semesters. Main entry: ↑flunkder …
40flunk out — phrasal verb [intransitive] Word forms flunk out : present tense I/you/we/they flunk out he/she/it flunks out present participle flunking out past tense flunked out past participle flunked out mainly American informal to have to leave a school… …
