flack

He got a hat, he stopped wearing a uniform, he started wearing a big belt buckle and button-down shirts and a flack vest.

Then he got another part, and his stunt buddies kind of gave him a little flack for it.

In light of the recent flack the president is receiving over his relationship with the press, this landed well.

In recent years, comic-book films have caught considerable flack from directors and actors alike, and even audiences seem to be feeling a bit of franchise fatigue.

“Wearing this uniform, you get a lot of flack, and guys are watching you under a microscope as a team,” Davis said.