FLUNK

To make a mistake. Fail to apply the materials learned. Opposite of pass.

failure on a course or examination or checkout. See also checkout in this glossary. —The Basic Study Manual Glossary Approved Oct. 90

to make a mistake; fail to apply the materials learned. Opposite of pass.to make a mistake; fail to apply the materials learned. Cpposite of pass.failure on a course or examination or checkout. See also checkout in this glossary.make a mistake; fail to apply the materials learned. Opposite of pass.make a mistake; fail to apply the materials learned. Used in training drills, the coach says "Flunk" when the student makes a mistake or incorrectly applies his materials. Flunk is the opposite of pass.indicate to a student that he has made a mistake or has failed to apply the materials learned. In TRs, if the student does something other than what the drill calls for or omits doing something that is part of the drill, his twin says "Flunk," tells him what the error was and starts the drill over.

v. l. to make a mistake. Fail to apply the materials learned. Opposite of pass. (HCOB 19 Jun 7i III) —n.1. in the grading of sessions, a flunk is given when(1) the F/N did not get to examiner and didn't occur at session end,(2) major errors or flubs occurred like no EP, multiple somatic, unflown ruds, etc.(3) the C/S was not followed or completed,(4) Auditors' Rights listed errorsoccurred,(5) no F/N and BIs at examiner. (HCOB 21 Aug 70)2. in TRs, if the student falters, comm lags, fumbles a command or fails to get an execution on coach, coach says "flunk" and they start at beginning of command cycle in which error occurred. (HCOB 11 June 57)