Flounder
Pronunciation: /ˈflaʊndər/
Flounder (verb)
- To move or act clumsily, often because of confusion or difficulty.
Examples
- He began to flounder in the deep snow.
- She floundered through the difficult exam.
Common collocations: flounder in water, flounder through a task, flounder financially, catch a flounder, grilled flounder
Flounder (noun)
- A type of flat fish that lives in the sea and is often eaten.
Examples
- The flounder is often found in shallow waters.
- Fishermen caught several flounders today.