Flip Flop 

When performing “69”, the bodies flip (literally flip) positions.

Sabrina and Matthew flip flopped last night.

Flip Flop by austinmoore06 June 3, 2020

Flip flop 

If a man wears flip flop with socks a pair of black socks especially this means your a gay boi

Look at that gay boy wearing flip flop with socks what a gay prick

Flip flop by Wollywonkaa September 23, 2020

Flip Flop 

Pronoun meaning that somebody is very hippity hoppity flippity floppity, like a wet strand of tagliatelle.

Flip flop loved to do the worm on evary occasion.

Flip Flop by Saran Doynkus July 19, 2022

Flip Flop 

Pronouns. When you are hippity hoppity and flippity floppity like an extremely profound and wet strand of warm tagliatelle, you might fall under this gender identity.

Hey Jim, that flip flop is totally wild!

Seeing flip flop vibrate out of the crib that had no place being there.

Flip Flop by FronkTheTonkEngonk November 19, 2022

Flip flop 

Someone who one minute tells you to lose there number, and then few days later says they miss you.. from one extreme to the next... Aka .. Overstreet

William is such a flip flop...one day he hates me the next it's nothing but love

Flip flop by Clueless_but_happy December 17, 2022

flip-flop 

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).

flip-flop by Misha A. July 8, 2012

flip-flop 

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.

flip-flop by Videography Lab December 23, 2008