Converse of object

• wear: Being both pretty and a pleasure to wear the flip flop is a cult object.

Preposition: into

• bed: There was no argument as tiredness took over, and he flopped into bed.

Adjective modifier

• flip: Were the Tory leader to change track now, Labor's " flip flop " charge would stick to him like feathers on tar.

• expensive: The names of the expensive flops may not trip off the tongue, but there have been plenty.

• commercial: But in 1985 his first serious critical and commercial flop, Revolution, sent him into virtual exile for four years.

• big: Log in View Full Version: Orson - big hit or big flop?

• complete: Apart from these the Afghan campaign has been a complete flop.

• total: It had been a tiring day and but for the run over the S. & C. would have been a total flop.

Modifying Another Word

• again: It is etched into their conscience that they will not flop again.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• over: Do not open the door of the oven until the half hour is up or the cakes will simply flop over rather than rise.

Noun used with modifier

• box-office: On its first release it was a box-office flop and nearly bankrupted its financiers UFA, Germany's largest film production company.

• belly: Jump onto the Red Gem, then make your way to the end to find a gem and the super belly flop power.

• pre: In the opening hand Nick attempted to pick up the blinds with a 40p bet pre flop.

• traffic: If you want to make sure your site is not a ' traffic flop ' then here are some simple rules to follow.

• box: The film was critically panned and was also box office flop.