flipper

Cricketing term describing a particular delivery made by a leg-spin bowler, where the ball skids straight, quickly and flat towards the batsman and wicket, rather than turn as a stock leg-spin delivery would. Usually held in reserve and used sparingly in order to catch the batsman off-guard.

And the batsman was completely deceived by the flipper and has been given out LBW.

by Mike January 26, 2004

flumper

when a said women, usually a skank, gives you head while you are taking a shit.

Damn man, jane gave me one of the best flumpers I have ever had!

by Paul Hanes April 6, 2005

Flipper

The only known derogatory reference to a Filipino. Akin to Chink for Chinese, Nip for Japanese, Spick for Hispanic, Dago for Italian, etc.

The food on Fear Factor is stuff a Flipper would eat on any given Sunday.

or

What reeks in here? It smells like a Flipper opened a jar of salted shrimp paste.

by iiams October 2, 2005

Flop-flipper

a person that flip-flops on issues and/or runs a flip-flop factory

Both of these apply to John Kerry

by PlayDohMan March 2, 2005

twig flipper

a skateboarder, usually a term used be fruit booters (bladers) as they dont get on.
"Twig", referring to the board being made of wood, and "flipping", referring to the tricks they perform.

derrogitry word, used as an insult mainly.

"stupid f**kin twig flippers clogging up the park"

by Nick Farrell July 12, 2006

flipperdoodle

(noun) a person that acts mentally retarded or is a complete douche

"dude shut up, fucking flipperdoodle"

by oswald123 September 10, 2011

flippery

An adjective used to describe a house that has obviously been bought, renovated, and is now being flipped. The obvious sign of a flip house is the myriad architectural elements that have been tacked on to give it character. An example: A 1950's brick ranch house. It will have a non-matching addition added onto the back. It will be painted "buff" or other neutral color to appeal to yuppies. They will tack on some cedar-shake siding so it has a Cape Cod look, and then some copper flashing so it has some Loire Valley feel, then some river-stone stonework around the foundation for that New England country feel, a couple of bogus columns that supposedly support the front stoop for that Old South look, and for the finale, a redwood pergola placed on the front of the house for that Pacific Northwest feel. Very, very tacky...and soooo very obvious.

Muffy: Oh Skip, what a charming neighborhood. All this old-time charm. I just love this cute, authentic mill village. How artsy!

Skip: Oh Muffy, you're so right! These quaint old neighborhoods are so rare nowadays. I love it!

Muffy: Oh no, Skip. What is that God-awful monstrosity??? Did it fall to earth from some other planet? It's twice the size of these other houses and it's taking up the whole damn yard. Gross. It's ruining the neighborhood.

Skip: Yeah...it's totally flippery. Let's go buy a condo instead.

by Greyborzoi August 5, 2008