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Definition of flip:
Synonyms:
hawk, exchange, piece, lurch, transpose, riff, undulate, toss, brazen-faced, brazen, insolent, barefaced, append, leaf, swop, pass on, change, throw out, alternate, smart, mountain pass, put away, base on balls, deliver, overbold, laissez passer, huckster, flip out, jactitate, dig, tack on, befuddle, straits, delve, passing play, throw off, somerset, understudy, shift, cast off, replace, flick, strait, snotty-nosed, switch over, summerset, jerk, offer, whirl, impudent, throw, brassy, somersaulting, pass, chuck out, passing game, contrive, liberty chit, hitchhike, monger, flicker, thrust, debate, overturn, assemble, discard, go, slope, shed, tump over, hand, cast out, tag on, cant, cast away, upset, bowl over, hold, sky, hang on, incline, have, cant over, cast, tilt, call heads or tails, fox, switch, toss out, ripple, slant, substitute, walk, vend, tip over, toss away, make, bodacious, reach, drop, dispose, squeeze, disrespectful, fling, twitch, thresh about, swap, chuck, somersault, impertinent, project, summersault, cut into, shake off, tack, convulse, riffle, ruffle, fuddle, head, turn over, crack, throw away, bye, saucy, bedevil, audacious, flip over, tack together, passing, peddle, cast aside, sassy, slash, bemuse, finger, twinge, bald-faced, wise, take turns, interchange, roll, deliberate, gear, flip-flop, turn, hitch, move, thrash, baste, bewilder, confound, jump, discombobulate, qualifying, pitch, click, pinch, hurl, tweet, thresh, set up, moot, wear round, change over, knock over, notch, snap, give, thumb, confuse, luck, fresh, trade, consider, thrash about, cockle, passport, counterchange, put together.
Usage examples:
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The rope went over his bead, but with a dexterous flip of his paw he sent it flying.
- "The Young Forester", Zane Grey. -
I don't know why I happened to drive down here, but I did, and I just got here in time to see you come flying over and then you did all those flip- flops- Johnny Jewel, do you mean to tell me that's the way you have been acting all the time?
- "The Thunder Bird", B. M. Bower. -
- "The Panchronicon", Harold Steele Mackaye.