adjective

flaked

flaykt

Flaked (adjective) means describes someone who has backed out of a plan or proven unreliable. Example: “Everyone was annoyed when he flaked on the trip.”

adjective

Describes someone who has backed out of a plan or proven unreliable.

"Everyone was annoyed when he flaked on the trip."

How to Use Flaked

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishBailed out or backed out — informal slang for being unreliable.

When to use it

Informal/slang, common in everyday speech and texting.

Word Forms

more flaked comparative, most flaked superlative

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Rhymes for flaked

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does “flaked” mean?

The word “flaked” means describes someone who has backed out of a plan or proven unreliable. In plain terms, bailed out or backed out — informal slang for being unreliable.

How do you pronounce “flaked”?

“Flaked” is pronounced flaykt (/fleɪkt/ in IPA).

How do you use “flaked” in a sentence?

Here is “flaked” used in a sentence: “Everyone was annoyed when he flaked on the trip.”

What part of speech is “flaked”?

“Flaked” is an adjective.