flounce

US /flaʊns/
UK /flaʊns/
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1.

go or move in an impatient or angry manner, typically with an exaggerated swish of the body

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She flounced out of the room, slamming the door behind her.
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He flounced off in a huff after the argument.
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1.

a wide, ruffled strip of material gathered and sewn to a garment or other item of fabric, typically as a trim or decoration

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The dress had a delicate lace flounce at the hem.
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She added a decorative flounce to the curtains.
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