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flip ass 

flip ass an annoying idiotic person who has the qualities of a flippant and a fuck but less offensive and non vulgar when cursing and using vulgar language want do
dude you ripped me off last night selling my plastic balls instead of the candy you promised me flip ass
i told you man they where plastic balls not candy now the jokes on you flip ass

dude your jokes over the top you flip ass
flip ass by littlejimmie March 11, 2019
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flip ass 

Flip ass occurs when bedfellows show their displeasure or unwillingness to have sex by abruptly rotating their body to face the opposite direction of their partner.
Are you giving me the flip ass because I mentioned Melanie, the administrative assistant? We're not going to have sex because of that?
flip ass by kat071 December 4, 2014

ass flip 

A trick on an ass board that is the same thing as a kick flip but is much harder because you are on an ass board
Check out this sweet new ass flip i learned
ass flip by Blake June 6, 2003

Flip flop ass drop 

This is when you are riding public transit and you offer someone your seat, only to stand next to them and fart directly in their face.
The kind young man offered his seat on the bus to an elderly woman. Moments later, the look on her face made it clear that she had fallen victim to the flip flop ass drop.

asset flip 

The act of creating a game using only pre-made assets that are generally sold on the Unity Storefront. These types of games are usually sold on Steam, itch.io, or GameJolt. The term was first coined by Jim Sterling in 2014. Notable games that are asset flips covered by Sterling include:

* Anything made by Digital Homicide.
* Island Light
* The Bullet: Time of Revenge
* Day Survival Begins
* Cookie Simulator 2015
Kyle: Dude, this new game is awful as everything in-game is an asset flip.
Chris: Yeah, I hope Jim Sterling covers it.
asset flip by The Real Driller December 17, 2020

Asset Flip 

A usually low-quality video game made solely with premade assets from game making stores, most popularly the Unity Asset Store.
This game is the worst! No effort put into it, it's just a bad asset flip!
Asset Flip by JohnShiertYT November 3, 2018
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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