by Wompwomp December 15, 2014
Like a fool but severly worse (therefore 'flip-floppin'') . Can be used as friendly joking or to express underlying anger and dislike of severe idiocy.
May also be pronounced/ said as 'flip-flopping-fool'' yet this tends to hinder the flow of the linguistics in question.
Hint: the effectiveness of this remark increases severely, and is remarkably heightened, if pronounced in the manner of Moss off the comedy show, 'The IT Crowd'.
May also be pronounced/ said as 'flip-flopping-fool'' yet this tends to hinder the flow of the linguistics in question.
Hint: the effectiveness of this remark increases severely, and is remarkably heightened, if pronounced in the manner of Moss off the comedy show, 'The IT Crowd'.
1:I just tested a permanent marker on my face and I have a extremely important job interview tomorrow.
2:You ''flip-floppin'-fool''! Why did you do that?(Nice mostache though)
Could have been said to the drunk moose/elk that trapped itself periously in a tree.
2:You ''flip-floppin'-fool''! Why did you do that?(Nice mostache though)
Could have been said to the drunk moose/elk that trapped itself periously in a tree.
by Llama leader April 15, 2012
An adjective that can be used to describe someone who pretends to love you one day but talks bad about you behind your back the next (or vice versa). Chances are, this type of person will make you heated.
I can't believe she complimented me like that to my face after what she said about me in the press yesterday. What a flip-flop, flippy, flip-floppin' lady!
by Alien Superstar April 20, 2023
When a couple who enjoys pain takes a pancake with syrup and hits the male in the testicles until he cannot take it anymore
by Joe the guy with hurt balls July 10, 2022