Synonyms for FLIPPANT
- Malapert,
- thinly,
- un-hallowed,
- kiddingly,
- comic,
- facile,
- jeering,
- chutzpadik,
- off-base,
- Unfilial,
- contemn,
- forgetful,
- fail,
- comedy,
- lippy,
- trivial,
- unimportant,
- brassy,
- derisive,
- Hooting,
- scatterbrained,
- insolent,
- mean,
- gentle,
- delicately,
- tactless,
- nervy,
- can take a joke,
- supercilious,
- not difficult,
- conceal,
- childish,
- serenely,
- outrageous,
- bird-brained,
- dismiss,
- untactful,
- ignore,
- Respectless,
- Panning,
- inconsiderate,
- faint,
- degage,
- fresh,
- brightness,
- offensive,
- bashfully,
- irreverent,
- merry,
- scoffing,
- tender,
- disparaging,
- jocular,
- weisenheiming,
- pooh-pooh,
- impudent,
- sarcastic,
- Disgracious,
- forward,
- offhanded,
- pulling one's leg,
- Tickled,
- wise,
- Fooling,
- unheeding,
- catcalling,
- flighty,
- humiliate,
- playful,
- not serious,
- belittling,
- illbred,
- abusive,
- bold,
- tenderly,
- pushy,
- facetious,
- ill-bred,
- swimmy,
- sassy,
- finely,
- audacious,
- hydrogen,
- can,
- spurn,
- wise guy,
- easy going,
- over-confident,
- easygoing,
- mildly,
- rascally,
- dismissive,
- violate,
- dizzily,
- volatile,
- rude,
- out-of-line,
- sprightly,
- deprecative,
- airheaded,
- irresponsible,
- smart,
- smart-ass,
- in jest,
- unmindful,
- easy,
- smart-alecky,
- softly,
- precocious,
- booing,
- lightness,
- Ragging,
- denigrate,
- impertinent,
- laugh at,
- lowly,
- kindly,
- overbold,
- evidently,
- lazy,
- Gally,
- underestimate,
- frankly,
- sardonic,
- airy,
- neglect,
- wisecracking,
- snorting,
- railing,
- unheedful,
- devil-may-care,
- condemn,
- reduce,
- write off,
- offhand,
- unthinking,
- leering,
- brazen,
- distinctly,
- cavalier,
- unserious,
- scorn,
- moderately,
- arch,
- manifestly,
- teasing,
- slightly,
- slight,
- cheeky,
- Fleering,
- wise-ass,
- despise,
- disclaim,
- send away,
- discourteous,
- puerile,
- scornful,
- disregard,
- heedless,
- soft,
- rallying,
- frivolous,
- smart-mouthed,
- disrespectful,
- elvish,
- irreverential,
- featherbrained,
- quizzical,
- tongue-in-cheek,
- dimly,
- base,
- piano,
- oblivious,
- birdbrained,
- diffuse,
- prankish,
- unready,
- mindless,
- wiseass,
- rash,
- unprepared,
- regardless,
- calmly,
- glib,
- insouciant,
- jaunty,
- Light-hearted,
- indifferent,
- satiric,
- off-hand,
- careless,
- voluble,
- timidly,
- superficial,
- smart alecky,
- compassionately,
- uncalled-for,
- gruff,
- rather,
- bantering,
- presumptuous,
- gratuitous,
- dainty,
- sneering,
- I love it,
- derisory,
- crusty,
- joshing,
- mild,
- casual,
- degrade,
- smoothly,
- light-headed,
- putting one on,
- babbler,
- fairly,
- flout,
- ironic,
- cursory,
- grinning,
- blowing,
- airiness,
- graceful,
- Twitting,
- aweless,
- impolite,
- Unsolicitous,
- brusque,
- flippant,
- plainly,
- light,
- clearly,
- openly,
- publicly,
- hissing,
- sniggering,
- Kidding,
- bluff,
- lightly,
- brash,
- gently,
- Exaggerating,
- cute,
- undiplomatic,
- impish,
- Ridiculing,
- whimsical,
- antipathetic,
- punning,
- perky,
- apparently,
- Feather-brained,
- uncareful,
- tranquilly,
- disdainful,
- tongue in cheek,
- lighthearted,
- razzing,
- flip,
- profanatory,
- ill-mannered,
- silly,
- bad-mannered,
- mouthy,
- pert,
- buoyancy,
- unabashed,
- insulting,
- biggety,
- smart-assed,
- out of line,
- nicely,
- contemptuous,
- Hudibrastic,
- flipper,
- chatty,
- prattler,
- giddy,
- simple,
- Smirking,
- fluent,
- taunting,
- saucy,
- fickle,
- light-minded,
- Disregardful,
- big-mouthed,
- disparage,
- airy-fairy,
- shallow,
- in fun,
- curt,
- easily,
- coolly,
- lightest,
- emptyheaded,
- flyaway,
- mocking,
- smart aleck,
- smarty-pants,
- modestly,
- see the funny side of something,
- reckless,
- unashamed,
- swooning,
- roasting,
- thoughtless,
- satirical,
- quietly,
- dizzy,
- impious,
- Chaffing,
- unmannerly,
- spoofing,
- Snickering,
- vertiginous,
- pixieish,
- peacefully,
- gossip,
- perfunctory,
- laugh at yourself,
- breezy,
- lightheaded,
- uncivil,
- obviously,
- foolish,
- faintly.
Usage Examples for FLIPPANT
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If there are two principles of legislation dearer than all others to modern Englishmen, they are the two which these flippant judgments most ignore, and by which they are most perfectly refuted. - "The Expositor's Bible: The Book of Exodus" by G. A. Chadwick
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Jane felt as if the other had struck her; this flippant, hard- voiced woman was not the Athena she had always known. - "Jane Oglander" by Marie Belloc Lowndes
