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flap
noun as in winged or extended part of an object
noun as in commotion
Example Sentences
A U.S. flag flapped on a pole just above a Hanwha company flag.
They can be seen running up and down flapping their wings on the ledge – 34 storeys high – while their mother has been flying past with pigeons in her talons.
Fins flapping, tentacles trailing behind them, their long bodies were flashing bright red in a way that meant, “Swim for your lives!”
In two documented chases, the bats dove for 30 and 176 seconds respectively, flapping harder, tripling their acceleration, and continuously emitting attack calls.
Brightbill’s flock appeared above the pasture, flapping and honking and laughing.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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