What is another word for flounce?
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Pronunciation:
[ flˈa͡ʊns], [ flˈaʊns], [ f_l_ˈaʊ_n_s]
Flounce is a term most commonly associated with clothing that has a ruffled or gathered edge, often at the bottom of dresses or skirts. However, there are many other words that can be used to describe this type of decorative detail. Some synonyms for flounce include frill, ruffle, gather, flounce, pleat, tuck, and flounce skirt. Each of these words can be used to describe a slightly different type of embellishment, ranging from a simple gathered edge to a more complex series of pleats or folds. Choosing the right word to describe a particular type of flounce can help to add depth and nuance to your writing.
Related words: flounce dress, flounce skirt, flounces, flounces on skirts, skirt with flounces, skirt with flounces on bottom, skirt with flounces on front
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Synonyms for Flounce:
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- accessorise ,
- self-love .
- Beautifying ,
- Bedecking ,
- Festooning ,
- Garnishing ,
- Garniture ,
- bauble ,
- color ,
- design ,
- designing ,
- dingbat ,
- doodad ,
- enhancement ,
- festoon ,
- finery ,
- flourish ,
- frippery ,
- fuss ,
- garnish ,
- gewgaws ,
- gilt ,
- gimcracks ,
- illumination ,
- improvement ,
- inlay ,
- lace ,
- ornamentation ,
- plaque ,
- redecorating ,
- scroll ,
- wreath .
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• mince • strut • sweep Other synonyms:
- binding .
- fan .
Other relevant words:
- Careered ,
- Careering ,
- Danced ,
- Fleeted ,
- Grand-stand ,
- Striding ,
- Strutted ,
- Strutting ,
- Winging ,
- dancing ,
- foot it ,
- footing it ,
- hoof it ,
- hoofed it ,
- mince ,
- peacock ,
- peacocking ,
- peacocks ,
- play to audience ,
- prance ,
- put on airs ,
- strut ,
- swank ,
- swash ,
- sweep .
- Bordure ,
- Crankle ,
- Creasing ,
- Duplicature ,
- Frilling ,
- Frounce ,
- Galloon ,
- HIT ,
- Infold ,
- Lock step ,
- Plicature ,
- Purfle ,
- Purfling ,
- Rimple ,
- Rivel ,
- Rouche ,
- Ruche ,
- Ruching ,
- Tittup ,
- Twire ,
- Volutation ,
- Yerk ,
- abolish ,
- advance ,
- affray ,
- agitation ,
- amble ,
- ambulate ,
- amusement ,
- antic ,
- barge ,
- be agitated ,
- bead ,
- bejewel ,
- beribbon ,
- bespangle ,
- blunder ,
- bob ,
- boogie ,
- border ,
- bordering ,
- bounce ,
- bound ,
- bowl along ,
- brawl ,
- brush off ,
- buck ,
- bundle ,
- bustle about ,
- camp ,
- caper ,
- capriole ,
- caracole ,
- careen ,
- career ,
- carry on ,
- cavort ,
- choker ,
- clump ,
- commotion ,
- corrugation ,
- crease ,
- creep ,
- crimp ,
- cringe ,
- crinkle ,
- crisp ,
- crow's feet ,
- crumple ,
- curvet ,
- cut capers ,
- cut up ,
- dance ,
- dash ,
- deduct ,
- delete ,
- diamond ,
- dislodge ,
- disorder ,
- disport ,
- disturbance ,
- dog's ear ,
- dog-ear ,
- double ,
- double over ,
- doubling ,
- drag ,
- draw ,
- droop ,
- dust ruffle ,
- edging ,
- eject ,
- elbow ,
- enfold ,
- engrave ,
- erase ,
- evacuate ,
- exaggerate ,
- expel ,
- falter ,
- feather ,
- figure ,
- filigree ,
- fimbria ,
- flag ,
- flare ,
- flaunt ,
- flection ,
- flexion ,
- flexure ,
- flick ,
- fling off ,
- flip ,
- flirt ,
- flop ,
- flounder ,
- flower ,
- flute ,
- fold ,
- fold over ,
- fool around ,
- foot ,
- footslog ,
- fray ,
- frisk ,
- frolic ,
- fumble ,
- gait ,
- gallop ,
- gambado ,
- gambol ,
- garland ,
- gather ,
- gathering ,
- gem ,
- get ,
- get excited ,
- gimcrack ,
- gimp ,
- glide ,
- go ,
- goose step ,
- halt ,
- ham ,
- hem ,
- hike ,
- hippety-hop ,
- hitch ,
- hobble ,
- hop ,
- horse around ,
- illuminate ,
- interfold ,
- jewel ,
- jig ,
- jigger ,
- jiggle ,
- jog ,
- joggle ,
- joint ,
- jolt ,
- jump ,
- jump about ,
- jump up ,
- labor ,
- labour ,
- lap over ,
- lapel ,
- lappet ,
- leap ,
- limp ,
- list ,
- lumber ,
- lunge ,
- lurch ,
- march ,
- motif ,
- move ,
- neck ruff ,
- nonsense ,
- ornament ,
- oust ,
- pace ,
- pad ,
- paddle ,
- paint ,
- parade ,
- peg ,
- peplum ,
- perambulate ,
- piaffe ,
- pitch ,
- plait ,
- plat ,
- play ,
- pleat ,
- plica ,
- plicate ,
- plication ,
- plod ,
- pluck ,
- plume ,
- plunge ,
- ply ,
- posture ,
- prink ,
- proceed ,
- promenade ,
- prowl ,
- pucker ,
- pull ,
- pussyfoot ,
- quake ,
- quaver ,
- quill ,
- quiver ,
- rack ,
- ramble ,
- ramp ,
- reel ,
- remove ,
- rickrack ,
- ricrac ,
- rock ,
- roll ,
- rollick ,
- romp ,
- ruck ,
- ruff ,
- rumple ,
- sail ,
- saunter ,
- scuff ,
- scuffle ,
- scuttle ,
- seethe ,
- selvage ,
- selvedge ,
- shake ,
- shamble ,
- shiver ,
- shrink ,
- shuffle ,
- sidle ,
- single-foot ,
- skim ,
- skip ,
- skirting ,
- skulk ,
- slink ,
- slither ,
- slog ,
- slouch ,
- slowness ,
- smocking ,
- snake ,
- snatch ,
- sneak ,
- sport ,
- squirm ,
- stagger ,
- stalk ,
- start ,
- steal ,
- step ,
- stomp ,
- straddle ,
- straggle ,
- stride ,
- stroll ,
- struggle ,
- stumble ,
- stump ,
- swagger ,
- sway ,
- swing ,
- swoop ,
- tear ,
- thrash about ,
- tinsel ,
- tiptoe ,
- toddle ,
- toss and turn ,
- totter ,
- traipse ,
- tramp ,
- tread ,
- trek ,
- tremble ,
- trip ,
- trot ,
- trouble ,
- trudge ,
- tuck ,
- tumble ,
- turmoil ,
- turn over ,
- tweak ,
- twill ,
- twist ,
- twitch ,
- valance ,
- vault ,
- velocity ,
- waddle ,
- wag ,
- waggle ,
- walk ,
- wallop ,
- wallow ,
- wamble ,
- welt ,
- welter ,
- wend ,
- wiggle ,
- wince ,
- wobble ,
- wreathe ,
- wrench ,
- wriggle ,
- wrinkle ,
- writhe ,
- yank ,
- zoom .
- Bedizenment ,
- Fopperies ,
- Foppery ,
- GILTS ,
- Manes ,
- adornment ,
- applique ,
- appliques ,
- arabesque ,
- arabesques ,
- borderlines ,
- curlicue ,
- curlicues ,
- elaboration ,
- enrichment ,
- extravagance ,
- fabrics ,
- fandangle ,
- flounce ,
- flutes ,
- fretwork ,
- frill ,
- furbelow ,
- furbelows ,
- gingerbread ,
- gingerbreads ,
- groundwork ,
- jazz ,
- kilt ,
- kilts ,
- mane ,
- mounting ,
- mountings ,
- outskirt ,
- parquetry ,
- physique ,
- pipings ,
- tassels ,
- tinsels ,
- tooling ,
- trinket ,
- valances .
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How to use "Flounce" in context?
Bouncy, light, and playful, a flounce is a movement that involves a jump or step out with the feet, accentuated with a quick lift of the arms. The movement can be used for dances such as the foxtrot and fox-trot, or simply for fun. The flounce is an easy way to add life and rhythm to any dance.
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