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    Synonyms and Definitions

    Use "flack" in a sentence

    flack example sentences

    flack


    1. ‘I know Chris has fielded some flack because she is firm with the boys and demands that they learn manners


    2. He took some flack for his ears at school but he was trying to think more about what lay between them


    3. Most Famous Cop, Me, Is Fighting City Hall, by Jack Muller with the help of Paul Neimark, is the short but engrossing account of a cop who took no flack from higher-161


    4. When there seems to be flack all around You know what it’s all about


    5. It’s all about punching through all the flack And blasting out


    6. He looked at the table where a bottle of wine kept half finished with a glass, some eatables, a golden flack cigarettes box and an ash-tray near the things


    7. The Facebook flack continued for all of last week with my brother then changing his profile pic to a dodgy one of Hugh Hefner wearing a smoking jacket


    8. In the audience, a Party flack wearing a Party button


    9. Babbage was shuffling the papers of his speech, the flack


    10. My brother was relaxing in the back row of the gallery, tanned and toothy, looking like a PR flack at an Oscar party

    11. It was only when she came on full-time that she saw the scale of the ventures she was being asked to flack: bauxite mines and cigarettes and a major coffee concern in Central America, and now, once again, real estate, on which he’d always been oddly bullish


    12. To my shock, seated around the conference table were Tracchio, Special Agents Ruddy and Hull of the FBI, the press flack Carr, and Chief of Detectives Ryan


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    Synonyms for "flack"

    ack-ack ack-ack gun antiaircraft antiaircraft gun flack flak pom-pom attack blast fire flack catcher flak catcher

    "flack" definitions

    a slick spokesperson who can turn any criticism to the advantage of their employer


    intense adverse criticism


    artillery designed to shoot upward at airplanes