English Grammar flippant

व्याख्या:- Flippant means not showing a serious or respectful attitude. Origin: early 17th century: from flip1 + -ant, perhaps on the pattern of heraldic terms such as couchant and rampant. Early senses included ‘nimble’ and ‘talkative’, hence ‘playful’, giving rise to the current use ‘lacking seriousness’. Foul means offensive to the senses, especially through having a disgusting smell or taste or being dirty.