Flapping in a sentence as a noun

"Gaspar waved the guess away with a flapping hand.

In the sketch, they look very meaty indeed, and their speech sounds like flapping meat, so that it does not work at all.

His motion looks like a kite, when he's flapping wildly the front of his chest stays pretty stable and looks like it's anchored.

Someone like me or someone like these clowns that are flapping their jaws without having access to the evidence?

The most likely candidate to me seems some fringe right-wing types flapping their mouths in an internet forum.

With partitions, at least I don't have to watch the office gumbies milling around flapping their arms and smacking their pieholes.

Other issues are BGP flapping, resulting in scary percentages of lost traffic.

Think of flight: inventing flapping machines didn't turn out to be very useful, but we figured out a workaround that was far more efficient.

As bird wingspans decrease, flapping frequency increases and flight endurance decreases, as with pigeons, hummingbirds, and flying insects.

* Once, a Chef misconfiguration left the whole cluster flapping on and off, which corrupted the cluster; they recovered with Basho support.

I remember watching some cartoon where some aliens are watching humans converse and they interrupt by saying "ritual gum flapping time is over".

- you learn to fly by flapping your arms fast enough - you then learn to pee burning gasoline - then, you fly around New York, setting everybody you see on fire, until people make you emperor.

Flapping definitions

noun

the motion made by flapping up and down

See also: flap flutter fluttering