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flip side 

the next day lyk tomorrow
c ya on the flip side homeskillit
flip side by munkieman2therescue February 8, 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.")
flip side by Wilson Gray October 30, 2004

flip side 

“The flip side of retrospectively savaging the loser is beatifying... the winner” (Charles Krauthammer).
flip side by Tim May 3, 2004

flip side 

the side reffering to a flipped parralel universe that is non existing to the side you are at during the moment.
yo i will see you on the flip side right after i bust out this nollie frontside kickflip.

yo homie dawg whats shakin on the flip side izzle wizzle shaizzle.
flip side by rankin December 11, 2003

Flip side 

A time when you got no money or when you're broke
Nobody misses you when you're on the flip side
Flip side by Ray kusma December 19, 2018

Flip Side Reversed 

1. The same thing.
2. Something that is flipped, but reversed back to the same thing.
Vu's statement was the Flip Side Reversed of what Flo said.
Flip Side Reversed by BQA August 6, 2006
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When someone uses AI to generate a large document, slide deck, or piece of code/software and tosses it over the fence for you to deal with.
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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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