1. Full of flaws and/or errors.
2. Bad or undesirable.
1. Man, that new financial plan is flawful!
2. I've got this flawful cold I can't get rid of!
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adj.
when something, e.g. a plan or idea, is full of flaws.
alternatively: when such a thing is both awful and full of flaws.
Alice: ΒΏWanna have unprotected sex?
Bob: No thanks, I'd rather not become a teenage father because of that dumbass flawful idea.
Arthur: Hey, let's try assassinating the president with blowdarts!
Betty: No offense, but that's a fucking flawful idea.
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When you make it to the crapper at the very last second and without any straining on your part, immediately it goes "Flaw-flaw-flaw-flaw-flaw-flaw-flaw."
"Man, what was all that noise about?"
"Oh, I got the flaw-flaws. Must have been that chili from last night."
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It's not flawless but it's not too flawful
I may be flawless but you are flawness
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An alternative way of stating "flaw";being fake lying;acts as a replacement term for "creep" when used as an adjective
Student 1: Mr. B assigned us, like, 3 days worth of homework.
Student 2:...flawness
Person 1: I took 27 hits from the bong without coughing.
Person 2: Flawness
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An alternative way of stating "flaw";being fake lying;acts as a replacement term for "creep" when used as an adjective
Student 1: Mr. B assigned us, like, 3 days worth of homework.
Student 2:...flawness
Person 1: I took 27 hits from the bong without coughing.
Person 2: Flawness
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A word used to describe an action or situation that is considered morally wrong by most people.
βBro you cheated on your girlfriend? Thatβs flaw.β
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