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flounder

[floun-der] / ˈflaʊn dər /


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The 73-year-old had been out of management for more than six years and walked into a club that was floundering on and off the pitch.

From BBC

The Dutch coach who showed such a sure touch last season is suddenly floundering.

From BBC

She was diagnosed with her rare skin condition at birth, where midwives "floundered" when she was taken away to be cleaned as her skin came away with just the wipe of a washcloth.

From BBC

Haddock are caught by the same fishers who target other bottom-dwelling groundfish species such as cod, pollock and flounders.

From Seattle Times

And lately, the Dodgers have started showcasing it against everyone they’ve faced, leaving even the once-favored Padres floundering in their wake.

From Los Angeles Times