Pronunciation: /flɪpɪŋ/
verb to turn or toss with a sudden quick movement
A1 I am flipping pancakes in the kitchen.
A2 She is flipping through the pages of a book.
B1 He is flipping a coin to make a decision.
B2 The real estate investor is flipping houses for profit.
C1 The chef is flipping the steak on the grill to cook it evenly.
C2 The professional gambler is flipping cards with incredible speed and accuracy.
adjective used as an intensifier to express strong feeling or emphasis
A1 I saw a flipping bird in the park.
A2 She was flipping through the pages of the book.
B1 The flipping car broke down on the highway.
B2 He was flipping burgers at the fast food restaurant.
C1 The flipping real estate market is causing chaos.
C2 She made a flipping profit from her investments.
formal The chef demonstrated the proper flipping technique for the omelette.
informal I can't believe you're flipping out over such a small issue.
slang She's always flipping her hair and checking her phone.
figurative After flipping through the pages of the book, she finally found the answer.
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