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The gentleman in question was more than anxious, his weapon full but flappy.

She had put that flappy goose in its place!

"Look at its cute flappy ears and what great color in the fur.

The grounded flappy bird was about two hundred meters and a few degrees left of dead ahead.

He can try his nasty flappy feet on those ledges!"

His flappy lips pouted as he turned back and brought the enhanced view of the hair on screen.

The slow flappy start to the song flight recall a Hoopoe for which this species is named.

The result, as she says, is "such great and fruitsome flappy woof-woofs!

He wore a black double-breasted suit with unfashionably flappy lapels.

She wore her proud purple cloak and a broad flappy leather hat, tilted over one eye.

Yes, the lips were thick and flappy and left quite open the entrance which they were supposed to close.

"Should spot flappy birds in few minutes.

Is the cloak really flexible and flappy?

The flappy poncho twisted about The Shadow's face.

Corbal made a pitiful sight; his black garb was flappy as he cowered.

It wasn't anything like, say, Miss Emily's flappy colour calendars of the English counties.

She'd pierce Teresa's flappy ears all right.

THE large, flappy ears fooled everybody.

The suits he could see all followed the same loose silk design, although their colourful slimline patterns made them appear more like flappy Japanese pyjamas.

Camacho's were flappy and fringed looking like a cross between a loin cloth and a skirt.

This sloppy, flappy burger was piled high with mayonnaisey slaw and a thick slice of tomato.

He was a bald-browed, white-haired, white-whiskered old clergyman, of a flappy and floppy type.

Danny loped into Yogaitaly's converted stone goatshed with long greying hair and flappy clothes.