flip my jeep

Dying in a horrific mess of steel, fire, and NyQuil. Usually used to indicate unfavorable circumstances or complete failure at a task.

Brochacho, will you help me study for my math exam? I'm really worried that I will flip my jeep.

by Robot Nixon July 31, 2010

catch me on the flip

Catch me later.

Yo, I have to go so just catch me on the flip.

by DreadLockKid November 12, 2017

Flip me lid

become angry and violent

"If he does that again im gonna flip me lid"

by G-RIGG July 23, 2008

Flip-book relationship

The state in which one finds themselves when they begin to have so many one-night-stands or fuck buddies that that these individuals merge into one to resemble a relationship- devoid of real emotion. This is either an intentional way of life (and all power to you if it is) or adversely extremely detrimental to ones self-esteem and perhaps a barrier between you and someone who wants to be with you because, consciously or subconsciously, you define yourself as 'taken'.

So'n'so: Why can't I meet some nice?

Other so'n'so: Because you're in a flip-book relationship

by FannyBrat June 1, 2014

Flip-badge date

"Flip-badge" is a workplace term used sometimes in mergers or when there is a substantial change in management. It is the date on which an employee ceases working for one entity and begins to work for a new entity.

If you need anything from the boss, you better ask quickly before he's gone; the flip-badge date is only a week from today.

Your company under-produced for the last two years, and it has finally been sold to a competitor. The flip-badge date is January 1. I hope you have sent off your resume.

by yptrumpet February 11, 2010

Flipped her biscuits

A variation of "flip my biscuits." This is its past tense meaning that she has lost control; she has gone nuts.

Can also be "flipped his biscuits."

When she found out that her sister went on a date with her boy friend, she flipped her biscuits.

by whatda October 26, 2010

flip-cup cheerleader

A person most likely intoxicated who, in the event of a flip-cup game in which it is one lone player versus 2-6 other players on the opposing team, screams/chants/cheers the one lone player. Does not have to be in uniform.

I came back and dominated that game thanks to my flip-cup cheerleader, Ashley Darbonne.

by TSTOKES May 8, 2010