faceplant

verb intransitive/transitive

单词	faceplant
释义	faceplant verb intransitive/transitive DEFINITIONS2 1 to fall flat on your face; the term was originally used about accidents while skiing, skateboarding etc This couple was about to seal the deal on getting married when the fiancee-to-be’s mothers strolled into the shot, tripped on a rock and faceplanted in front of them. Submitted from: United Kingdom on 27/05/2015 Open Dictionary - May2015 2 to fall forward and put your face into something In news that made us spit out our tea and faceplant our porridge, it’s being claimed that the flawless couple that is Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner have ‘secretly separated’ and are ‘heading for a divorce’. Submitted from: United Kingdom on 27/05/2015 Open Dictionary - May2015 Featured as a BuzzWord! The word faceplant appears to date back to the early 2000s, originally used to describe accidents in skateboarding and snowboarding. It was formed as a humorous variant of the word handplant, an intentional move in these sports in which the skater balances on their hand as they complete a manoeuvre. Read more Verb☞faceplant
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