Noun:

অস্থিরভাবে চলন, আকস্মিকভাবে চলন, আকস্মিকভাবে পত্পতানি, আকস্মিকভাবে নিক্ষেপ, অস্থিরভাবে নিক্ষেপ,

Verb:

পাড় লাগান, অঙ্গবিক্ষেপ করা, উলটাপালটা হত্তয়া, ধড়্ফড়্ করা,

flouncing's Usage Examples:

float and gestures with open hands to her right amid an abundance of flouncing folds conveying both flight and ecstasy.

For some time Yvonne De Carlo has been flouncing through a series of routine costume adventures as a tough but good-natured.

Ann Sothern, who is probably already one of your favorite flouncers, flouncing through an unconventional Western comedy .

said "As Flick Scully in Neighbours, Valance spent far too much time flouncing around in that terrible school uniform with a butter-wouldn't-melt look.

Where's Charley? wrote, "McClure scampers to and fro with tireless energy, flouncing in and out of his skirts with comic verve, employing a funny, pinched.

out now – how same sex marriage became a reality (with added Lib Dem flouncing)".

usually featured a bevy of female dancers wearing long, flaring skirts, flouncing petticoats, and black stockings, held up by garters.

She dances happily with the waiters, flouncing her skirts and petticoats, as the charladies depart.

members of the PRI including President Salinas, as Colosio's speech was flouncing away from Salinas's political agenda to maintain influence during further.

two cameo appearances in the Midlands-based soap opera Crossroads, as a flouncing, difficult customer at the Crossroads Motel and as the chauffeur at the.

"Nick Clegg: Zac flouncing out over Heathrow is just an empty gesture".

date, despite it being nearly schizophrenic of nature: one minute you're flouncing you're way through some of the campest songs of the year ('Real Late Starter'.

] and flouncing fatalism [.

Among the few genuinely amusing scenes here are those that show her flouncing through the small town where Frank and Dad live, scandalizing the locals.

Besides, who doesn't dig a girl flouncing about in pigtails?" MSN said of the character in 2011: "Xiaoyu made the.

a cutesy maneuver with her palms upraised—a gesture best described as flouncing.

"filmed with abrupt, swooping camera movements that accentuate the singer's flouncing, slightly ungainly style of dancing, Madonna Live vividly captures the.

that they fill "their three-minute, pop-punk ditties with melodic snarl, flouncing sass, and enough lusty sing-along parts to keep the punters busy".

brainiac in High School Musical, it's certainly different to see her flouncing around in spaghetti-strap tops, rolling her shoulders and whatnot.

Synonyms:

walk;

Antonyms:

piggyback; ride;