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Meaning of flip-flop
flip-flop (n)
a decision to reverse an earlier decision
a backless sandal held to the foot by a thong between the big toe and the second toe
an electronic circuit that can assume either of two stable states
a backward somersault
flip-flop (v)
reverse (a direction, attitude, or course of action)
flip-flop Sentence Examples
- The toddler happily flip-flopped across the sandy beach, leaving tiny footprints.
- The vendor's colorful flip-flops swayed in the ocean breeze, inviting summery purchases.
- As the temperature soared, I slipped on my comfortable flip-flops for an evening stroll.
- The convertible's top flip-flopped open with a swift, satisfying click.
- The politician's stance on taxation suddenly flip-flopped, raising eyebrows among constituents.
- The magician skillfully flip-flopped a deck of cards, leaving his audience in awe.
- The roasted pancakes flip-flopped in the pan, creating a mouthwatering aroma.
- The gymnast's feet flip-flopped rapidly on the uneven bars, demonstrating remarkable agility.
- The rain began as a gentle patter, but quickly flip-flopped into a torrential downpour.
- The laptop's screen flip-flopped closed, ready for the user to resume work later.
FAQs About the word flip-flop
a decision to reverse an earlier decision, a backless sandal held to the foot by a thong between the big toe and the second toe, an electronic circuit that can
change of heart,reversal, turnaround, denial, volte-face, about-face, U-turn,turnabout, about-turn, hesitation
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The toddler happily flip-flopped across the sandy beach, leaving tiny footprints.
The vendor's colorful flip-flops swayed in the ocean breeze, inviting summery purchases.
As the temperature soared, I slipped on my comfortable flip-flops for an evening stroll.
The convertible's top flip-flopped open with a swift, satisfying click.
