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flounder

[floun-der] / ˈflaʊn dər /


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He didn’t even like seafood until puberty — “back then it was only flounder or sole for me” — but as an adult, he’s circled back to the foods of his childhood.

From Salon

Still, Allen can sympathize with what he calls the “weird conundrum” that Garrett is going through by having such a successful season on a team that’s floundering.

From The Wall Street Journal

“When the rest of us were floundering around,” Thompson says, “he kind of knew what to do with his life.”

From Los Angeles Times

That rave notice and the many others that followed, along with the rapturous reports sent back by artists and tourists alike, helped shame L.A. into reviving the floundering plans for Disney Hall.

From Los Angeles Times

The 73-year-old had been out of management for more than six years and walked into a club that was floundering on and off the pitch.

From BBC