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Showing words for FLOUNDER using the English dictionary

8 Letter Words for Flounder

flounder, reunfold, unfolder

7 Letter Words for Flounder

dernful, durenol, fleuron, floured, foldure, fondler, forlend, foulder, founder, frundel, lounder, refound, roundel, roundle, underfo

6 Letter Words for Flounder

defoul, dronel, dulfer, enduro, enfold, enfoul, flneur, folden, folder, fonder, fondle, fondue, fouled, fouler, fronde, funder, furdel, furdle, furled, furole, louden, louder, louned, loured, lurden, neurol, nodule, noulde, nurdle, nurled, ondule, oulder, refold, refund, rfound, rolfed, rondel, rondle, rouled, rundel, rundle, undoer, unfold, unlord

5 Letter Words for Flounder

drole, drone, duler, duole, felon, fleur, flour, flued, fluer, fluor, flurn, foder, forel, fouer, foule, found, frden, freon, freud, frond, fuder, fuero, furol, loden, loner, lored, loren, lound, lourd, loure, lured, nerol, nould, noule, nuder, olden, older, redon, rendu, ronde, rouen, roule, round, ruled, runed, under, unfed, unled, unode, unold, unred, uredo, urled, urned

4 Letter Words for Flounder

delf, derf, dern, dero, deul, doen, doer, dole, dolf, done, dore, dorn, dour, drof, drou, duel, duer, dule, dune, durn, duro, elod, endo, enol, enuf, eorl, euro, fedn, fend, feod, ferd, fern, feru, feud, fled, floe, flon, flor, flue, foen, fold, fole, fond, fone, ford, fore, foud, foul, foun, four, fren, froe, fuel, fund, furl, furn, furo, lend, leno, leon, leud, lode, loed, lond, lone, lord, lore, lorn, loud, loun, lour, lude, ludo, lund, lune, lure, nerd, node, noel, nold, nole, nore, noul, nude, nurd, nurl, odel, oder, oner, ordn, ordu, ored, orfe, orle, ould, ourn, redo, refl, rend, reno, rode, roed, role, rolf, rond, rone, roud, roue, roul, roun, rude, rued, ruen, rule, rund, rune, udon, ufer, unde, undo, urde, urol

3 Letter Words for Flounder

def, del, den, der, dle, dlr, doe, dol, don, dor, due, dun, duo, dur, edo, efl, eld, elf, end, enl, eof, eon, erd, erf, ern, fdr, fed, fen, fer, feu, fld, flo, flu, fod, foe, fol, fon, for, fou, fro, fud, fun, fur, led, leo, ler, leu, lnr, lod, loe, lof, lor, lud, lue, luo, lur, ned, nef, neo, nod, nol, nor, nul, nur, ode, oer, old, ole, one, ord, ore, orf, orl, oud, ouf, our, red, ref, rel, rld, rle, rnd, rod, roe, ron, rud, rue, run, udo, ufo, ule, unl, urd, ure, urf, urn

Definitions for Flounder

[1] to struggle with stumbling or plunging movements (usually followed by about, along, on, through, etc.): He saw the child floundering about in the water.
[2] to struggle clumsily or helplessly: He floundered helplessly on the first day of his new job.
[3] a European, marine flatfish, Platichthys flesus, used for food.
[4] any of numerous similar or closely related non-European flatfishes.
[5] any flatfish other than soles.
[6] to struggle; to move with difficulty, as in mud
[7] to behave awkwardly; make mistakes
[8] the act of floundering
[9] Also called: fluke a European flatfish, Platichthys flesus having a greyish-brown body covered with prickly scales: family Pleuronectidae : an important food fish
[10] US and Canadian any flatfish of the families Bothidae (turbot, etc) and Pleuronectidae (plaice, halibut, sand dab, etc)

Words related to Flounder

wallow, flop, stumble, plunge, travail, tumble, toss, flummox, lurch, snafu, labor, toil, fumble, thrash, grope, blunder, muddle, strive, bobble, pratfall

Words nearby Flounder

flotsam and jetsam, flotus, flounce, flouncing, flouncy, flounder, flour, flour beetle, flour mill, flour mite, flour moth

Origin of Flounder

21400–50; late Middle English < Anglo-French floundre < Scandinavian; compare Norwegian flundra

Other words from Flounder

floun·der·ing·ly , adverb
un·floun·der·ing , adjective

Word origin for Flounder

C14: probably of Scandinavian origin; compare Old Norse flythra , Norwegian flundra

Synonyms for Flounder

flop, stumble, wallow, blunder, bobble, flummox, fumble, grope, labor, lurch, muddle, plunge, pratfall, snafu, strive, thrash, toil, toss, travail, tumble, cast about, come apart at the seams, drop the ball, fall down, foul up, go at backwards, go to pieces, make a mess of, miss one's cue, screw up, slip up, stub one's toe, trip up, work at