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a U-turn, can also mean a return trip Full blown bear did a flip-flop and is south bound & hammered down
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adjective: A phrase most commonly used to describe the fluid political positions of former Massachusetts Governor, Mitt Romney. Gov. Romney has once again demonstrated another flip-flop on the issue of (fill with any political issue).
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Noun.
A sexual act consisting of the first person penetrating the second person for the first round. Then the following round the second person penetrates the first person. Jason and Jake flip-flopped last night. Jason topped Jake first, then Jake topped Jason.
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A political phrase, usually contributed by an opponent, for someone who changes their position of some issue. Practically everyone is the Bush administration has done a "flip-flop" on government regulation since their econcomy flopped.
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(n.) A derrogatory name for a Filipino (or Phillipino or however the fuck you spell it). "Man, those flip-flops think they're all gangsta, but I bet not one of them would have the balls to fight one-on-one."
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