flip (out) (Meaning)

flip (out)

to lose one's reason or composure, to cause (someone) to lose reason or composure, to become very angry

No weak syonyms found.

The switch was flipped to activate the circuit.
She was furious and completely flipped out when she discovered the broken vase.
The page flipped over in the wind, revealing new secrets.
The gymnast performed a perfect front flip off the balance beam.
The pancakes flipped in the pan, cooking evenly on both sides.
The politician flipped his position on climate change, drawing criticism from both sides.
The witness flipped on his former associates, giving up their names to the police.
The stock market flipped from a positive to a negative trend within minutes.
The car flipped over in the accident, leaving the passengers seriously injured.
The dog flipped its water bowl over, sending water flying everywhere.

to lose one's reason or composure, to cause (someone) to lose reason or composure, to become very angry

fall apart, break down, wig (out), freak (out), break up, go to pieces,lose it, crack, melt down, choke

calm (down), cool (off or down), chill out, quiet (down),relax, simmer down,hush

The switch was flipped to activate the circuit.

She was furious and completely flipped out when she discovered the broken vase.

The page flipped over in the wind, revealing new secrets.

The gymnast performed a perfect front flip off the balance beam.