Flip-flopper

An extremely annoying synonym for a hyporite. Being used to death for insulting John Kerry.

I don't like Kerry at all, but Christ they need to stop saying "flip-flopper"! He's a hypocrite, so what else is new in politics?

by Proud Centrist September 5, 2004

flip side

Originally, the other, not-usually-played side of a 78-rpm phonograph record. From way back in the day, whenever it was that two-sided phonograph records became popular.

Let's hear the flip side of that record.

As '50's slang: You turn my record over, baby. Like, on the *flip* side. (See "flip out" = "go crazyover, freak out over, be turned on by someone or something.")

by Wilson Gray October 30, 2004

flipflopstress

Noun - a word used to describe a female person who is so badly addicted to flip flop shoes that she not only has many pairs of them and wears them frequently, but also collects any object or trinket with a flip flop on it

As Kiki inspected the cigarette lighter, made in the shape of a flip flop, which Forest had purchased for her while on vacation in Las Vegas, she exclaimed, "I LOVE it!" Berkley then commented, "Kiki, you are such a flipflopstress!"

by Oakley Rob April 16, 2009

Flip my biscuits

To lose control. When cooking biscuits, you do not flip them. Since it is something that you do not do, if someone makes you go crazy over something, they will make me "flip my biscuits."

If she comes in here again talking about how much money she saved by spending money while shopping I am going to flip my biscuits on her.

by Whatda October 26, 2010

Flip Job

A woman so unattractive that when a man is having sex with her, he can no longer stay erect unless doing her from behind.

We were watching The Heat, one of my buddy's asked me if I would ever do Melissa McCarthy? I said that I could do it, but it would need to be a flip job.

by Rye guy in the fly high November 25, 2014

Flimp-flamp

{Verb} To blindly pass something through for approval. To rubberstamp an idea or application. To sanction something without giving much thought. To give halfhearted/careless consent.

"She just flimp-flamped that application through."

"As I left, Mom flimp-flamped my outfit; I don't think she really cared about it."

"I told my co-worker to stop flimp-flamping all the tax returns."

"At the meeting I flimp-flamped her ideas, even though I didn't like them."

by birdnerd1228 June 3, 2019

B-flip

when one's hair is extremely flipped outward, a fad a started in the 90's

The B-flip is popular in middle school, but only true trendsetters can pull off the edgy iconic hair flip.

by claiir February 10, 2009