1. moving in an exaggerated, impatient, or angry manner, especially with abrupt motions
Usage: present participle of flounce

1. a gathered or pleated strip of fabric attached to a garment or furnishing as decoration
Usage: fashion/sewing term

Examples

• She went flouncing out of the room after the argument.
• He was flouncing around the house, clearly upset about something.
• The dress featured delicate flouncing around the hem.
• The curtains had beautiful flouncing that added elegance to the room.
• Stop flouncing and tell me what’s wrong.
• The designer added flouncing to the sleeves for a romantic look.
• She was flouncing her way through the hallway in dramatic fashion.