Use of the word flounder in a sentence example

flounder

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Flounder is a type of edible fish. [noun]

He flounders whenever asked to do any difficult work. [verb]

His jeep got floundered in the mud. [verb]

Rather than flounder around in the juicy patches again I decided to find another way back via forest tracks to the west. [verb]

Flounder fishing upriver can be fantastic at certain times of the year. [noun]

Then, dropping his jaw, and fixing his eyes, he hiccuped aloud, and fell upon the floor as mute as n flounder. [noun]

I should not have understood the abyss of misfortune and ignoble falsehood in which I floundered about, feeling that something was not right. [verb]

The good man had floundered about in the mud until he was picturesquely covered. [verb]

Lying on the flat of his back like a drifting old dead flounder, here's your old Bill Barley, bless your eyes. [noun]

"If we except, of course, my fire stick and the remains of a flounder." [noun]

"Well," explained Frank, "a flounder is a queer sort of a flat fish." [noun]

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