flack
/flæk/
verb
- To act as a press agent or publicist for someone or something; to promote or publicize.
- He spent years flacking for various tech startups.
- The agency flacks for several major fashion brands.
- She flacked for the band during their world tour.
noun
- Strong criticism or negative public attention.
- She caught flack from her friends for changing plans at the last minute.
- The mayor took a lot of flack for the new tax policy.
- The company faced flack from customers after the product recall.
- A press agent or publicist who promotes someone or something.
- The politician hired a flack to improve his image.
- The celebrity's flack issued a statement denying the rumors.
- He worked as a flack for a major movie studio.
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