Flake

She's a flake when it comes to keeping promises.

The bark on the tree had begun to flake due to disease.

The weather forecast said it would snow, but it turned out to be a flake prediction.

The flake actor arrived late to the movie premiere and caused a scene on the red carpet.

My coworker is a bit of a flake; you never know if she'll show up on time or not.

I can't rely on him; he's too flake when it comes to keeping secrets.

My friend is a flake traveler; she cancels plans at the last minute and never sticks to an itinerary.

She's known for her flake fashion choices, often wearing mismatched and outrageous outfits.

My neighbor is a flake artist who starts a new project every week but never finishes any of them.

He's a flake student who never submits assignments on time and frequently skips classes.

He's always making flake excuses for not showing up to work.

The weather forecast is so flake; it keeps changing every hour.

The nail polish on my nails started to flake off after a few days.

The paint on the car began to flake after years of exposure to the elements.

The cheap plastic cover on the book started to flake after just a few months.

The dry mud on my shoes began to flake off as I walked.

The old book's pages were fragile and started to flake apart.

After spending hours in the sun, her skin started to flake.

As I brushed my dog's fur, it started to flake off in small pieces.

The paint on the wooden fence began to flake off due to the weather.

The skin on her lips would often dry out and flake during the winter months.

The rust on the car's surface began to flake away.

The flake texture of the pastry made it incredibly light and crispy.

The car's metallic flake paint sparkled in the sunlight.

The flake paint on the car's surface was peeling off.

The baker sprinkled flake salt on top of the pretzels for extra flavor.

The diamond had a stunning sparkle due to its flake structure.

The new wallpaper had a flake design that added a touch of elegance to the room.

The artist used a special technique to create a flake effect on the painting.

The carpenter sawed off a small flake of wood to test its density.

They always flake on helping with household chores.

The artist tends to flake on completing projects.

The employee tends to flake on important deadlines.

The politician has a tendency to flake on his promises.

He tends to flake on paying his bills on time.

As I walked through the forest, a flake of bark fell from the tree.

The mechanic noticed a flake of rust on the car's fender.

She noticed a flake of skin peeling off her sunburned arm.

The archaeologist discovered a flake of obsidian at the excavation site.

I don't trust him with important tasks; he's too much of a flake.

The party was a disaster because the host was a flake and didn't plan anything properly.

I don't want to invite her to the party; she's such a flake.

My neighbor is a total flake; she always cancels plans at the last minute.

I can't rely on him to get anything done; he's a flake.

The professor is a bit of a flake; his lectures are disorganized and often off-topic.

The artist is known for being a flake, often canceling appointments or showing up late.

She's a bit of a flake when it comes to paying her bills on time.

The actor's reputation suffered because he was often late and unprepared for rehearsals, earning him the label of a flake.

The politician turned out to be a flake, constantly changing his stance on important issues.

It's frustrating to work with a flake like him who constantly changes his mind and can't commit to a decision.