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flip and dip 

/v/ - To completely own someone. Often used in the past tense, "flipped and dipped". An homage to Drop It Like It's Hot: "Must I remind you I'm only here to twist you Pistol whip you, dip you then flip you"
"I will flip and dip you", or "You got flipped and dipped, son."
flip and dip by andrew parker May 30, 2008
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Flip and Dip 

When you flip the chip over to dip with the other side. AKA just double dipping but slightly less gross.
Mary: Ew Heidi, did you just double dip?
Heidi: No! It was the flip and dip. It's totally different.
Mary: But your saliva is still on the chip so the flip really doesn't make much difference.
Flip and Dip by Jonnyboy773 June 1, 2018

Flip and Dip 

The act of pounding a girl in the missionary position in her pussy, then flipping her over to doggie style and pounding hes in the ass from behind.

This process can be repeated as desired by the participants.
Dude, that girl last night was a total freak! I really opened up and gave her the old flip and dip!
Flip and Dip by actiongaston February 25, 2010

flip and dip or trip 

The act of being down with the flip and dip. Anyone who isn’t down with the flip and dip is tripping. Ignore the haterz and stop tripping.
Heidi: Do you flip and dip?
Will: Of course not! That’s gross!
Hana: It’s flip and dip or trip!

the flip and dip 

An action. To flip the chip over to the other side to dip after you've already dipped one side. Basically just another term for double dipping.
Mary: Ew, Heidi. Did you just double dip???
Heidi: No I did the flip and dip. It's totally different.
Mary: Nah. I mean it's basically the same thing. Your saliva is still on that chip!

Dip skip and flip

Originally found in Snoop Dogg’s song “Gz and Hustlas”, the term became popular in the Akron, Ohio in the mid to late 90’s.

The term was and still is used as an exit phrase in the greater Akron region when leaving a group or function.

One throws in a dip (chewing tobacco), skips to their car, and flips off (gestures with their middle finger) said group they just left.
“Yo you wanna go with us to the skate park and rip some darts?”

“Nah bro I’m about to dip skip and flip
Dip skip and flip by umodawg May 9, 2024
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"My salad days,
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- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
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"Salad days, 'nuf said."
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