Flake

The team couldn't rely on him to finish his part of the project on time because he's known to be a flake.

Jenny promised to help with the event, but she didn't follow through. She's such a flake.

I need to flake the paint off the old wooden furniture.

He used a chisel to carefully flake away the excess stone from the sculpture.

As the autumn leaves dry out, they flake and fall to the ground.

The old paint on the walls began to flake, revealing the layers of different colors underneath.

The snowfall was so heavy that it started to flake on the trees.

After spending hours at the beach, her skin began to flake from too much sun exposure.

Be careful not to flake too much glitter on the art project.

The artist used a chisel to flake away small pieces of stone, revealing the sculpture hidden within.

The dry skin on my face tends to flake during the winter months.

As the cake cooled, it began to flake on the edges.

The bakery's signature croissant had a delicate crust that would flake with each bite.

The paint on the old wall started to flake, revealing the brick underneath.

The old newspaper had started to flake and crumble.

The pages of the old book had yellowed and started to flake at the edges.

The winter snowfall covered the ground, making it flake with a pristine white layer.

The dry skin on her hands started to flake due to the cold weather.