I. flake [fleɪk] ΟΥΣ
1. flake (small thin piece of sth):
2. flake αμερικ οικ (odd person):
II. flake [fleɪk] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ
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| I | have | flaked |
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While some people flake out and don't show up, others draw a crowd and eventually become staff.
www.macleans.ca Not that a football would flake out when stacked with a couple tons of highly paid head-busters, but that another layer of meaning could emerge from a common object.
www.theintell.com You date some for a few days only to find out they flake out at the last minute.
preen.inquirer.net Everyone tells you that after you get married you'll be exhausted, and it's true, so we were more than ready to completely flake out on arrival.
www.independent.ie Is he going to flake out on me?
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