1. Plural of flouncing; strips or bands of decorative fabric (such as lace or ruffled material) sewn onto a garment as trim or ornamentation.
Usage: Chiefly used in fashion and sewing contexts.
2. Plural of flouncing; instances of moving with exaggerated, jerky, or indignant motions.
Usage: Informal; describes repeated or habitual movements.

Examples

• The wedding dress was adorned with delicate flouncings of ivory lace.
• She added several flouncings to the hem of her skirt for a more elegant look.
• His flouncings around the room showed his obvious displeasure with the decision.
• The Victorian gown featured multiple layers of flouncings along the bodice.
• Her dramatic flouncings and huffing made it clear she was upset.