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flaps

[flaps]

noun

(used with a singular verb)
  1. swelling of the lips of a horse.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of flaps1

flap (noun) + -s 3
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Three experts who spoke to BBC Verify suggested that the disaster may have occurred as the aircraft's flaps were not extended during take-off - though other pilots and analysts have challenged this.

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The idea is for the flaps of the front wing to bend downwards under load at speed, reducing drag, before moving back up to increase downforce for corners.

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And these flaps of skin were dropping down, and it became more funny than scary.

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However, he noted the plane was without its landing gear and wasn't using its flaps in the expected way, suggesting that "everything happened really quite quickly".

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Sometimes, Trump ultimately defuses such flaps by saying he was only joking.

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