flip

Police jargon: to incriminate others during interrogation in hopes of receiving a lighter sentence.

1. During interrogation for armed robbery, the suspect flipped on his 2 accomplices. As a result, he served only 2 years.
2. Tell her if she doesn't flip on her boyfriend, we'll send her kid to protective services.

by inane5 April 11, 2005

Flip

(v) To give up, to betray.

The narc flipped on his friend.

by Tilde September 18, 2005

flip

To roll, as in a joint or a blunt.

Person 1: What are you doing
Person 2: I was about to go flip a joint
Person 1: Don't bother, I just flipped this blunt
Person 2: spark that shit up then!

by Brian June 5, 2008

flip

to sell something for profit, usually drugs.

ima flip this weed for some quick cash.

by yumyum87 June 22, 2009

flipped

high , temporarily impaired , mindbending experience of any form

after mulitiple generous THCeasar salad style bong loads my brains activity functions abnormally in a pleasant fashion . . . " I am flipped "

by T.H.C.easar Romero July 8, 2006

on the flip

Doing something contradictory to previous statements or actions

"She said she misses me but posting post pictures on the flip"

by Carl Wetshirt April 20, 2017

flipped it

Common phrase used in the underbelly of society amongst the criminal fraternity for making a healthy profit by selling on assets, more often than not illegal substances.

E.g. 'I got an Oz for 7 Quid and flipped it for 20 quid overnight' 1 Quid = £100

by Marcus Eternal May 7, 2015