Synonym: fish, have trouble, struggle, stumble. Similar words: founder, under, bounded, founded, plunder, underway, under way, thunder. Meaning: ['flaʊndə(r)] 
n. 1. flesh of any of various American and European flatfish 2. any of various European and non-European marine flatfish. v. 1. walk with great difficulty 2. behave awkwardly; have difficulties.
n. 1. flesh of any of various American and European flatfish 2. any of various European and non-European marine flatfish. v. 1. walk with great difficulty 2. behave awkwardly; have difficulties. 
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31. Even the most carefully devised plan will flounder.
32. The plane had begun to drop and flounder wildly.
33. His flounder in pain and sufferings dying.
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34. I consider a flounder to be flat.
35. Mr. Dambar had loaded his plate with stuffed flounder.
36. American flounder having a yellowish tail.
37. Earlier writers, even before the Civil War, flounder and contradict themselves when discussing the problem.
38. To investigate the effects of Bisphenol A(BPA) on gonadal sex differentiation in teleost, Japanese flounder, which exhibits temperature-dependent sex determination.
39. In trawling, a fishing boat drags a bag-shaped net along the sea bottom. Fish such as cod, flounder, and haddock are caught in this way.
40. A virus was isolated from the kidney tissues of anemic Japanese flounder Paralichthys olivaceus by using CHSE-214.
41. Extruded feed for marine fish: Turbot, flounder, salmon, tuna , sea-bream, swellfish, yellow crock, sea bass, rockfish, red drum, etc.
42. Their character lets my ground experience literal glamour, their character or let me touch, or let me sob deeply, or let me to one's heart's content laughs or make me contemplative flounder.
43. Flounder, turbot and sea bream are all the important marine - culture fishes in China.
44. We flounder through deep snow to get to the store.
45. I went crabbing this morning and caught a flounder with the crab net.
46. Flounder, turbot and red sea bream are all the important marine-culture fishes in China.
47. Any of various flatfishes, especially a flounder of the genus Paralichthys.
48. The problem with the above explanation is that the Japanese starry flounder population is almost exclusively left-eyed, and natural selection never promotes a purely less advantageous variation.
49. Sadly they are likely to flounder unless the Americans do more than just nudge them along.
50. The excellence poet gross flounder both ends in idiot and balance.
51. Flounder: Yeah, sure , it, it's great. Now let's get out here.
52. Fish such as cod, flounder, and haddock are caught in this way.
53. For starry flounders , then, the left-eyed variety would be selected against, since in a starry flounder the left optic nerve is uppermost.
54. Foreign students often flounder in so unstructured an academic environment.
55. Like all modern flatfish , the yellowtail flounder has both eyes on one side of its head. The first flatfishes had one eye on each side.
56. Myostatin ( MSTN ) gene was isolated from Japanese flounder ( Paralichthys olivaceus ) by homology cloning strategy and genome walking.
57. Gene expression of Pitx2 in early development and metamorphosis of Japanese flounder(Paralichthys olivaceus). 2003, Jouranl of Shanghai Fisheries University.
58. We have filet of sole , flounder, and baked shad.
59. Like all modern flatfish , the yellowtail flounder has both eyes on one side of its head.
60. Under the same starch level in the diet, the amylase activity of the intestine in flounder doesn't become ruly with the changes of the ratio of dietary energy to protein.
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