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Flip Flops

Flip flops are a type of sandal that is characterized by a floppy sole that slaps against the heel of the foot when walking making a "flip flop" sound.

A common misconception is that a flip flop must be a thong sandal - (a sandal that has a strap that connects to the sole between the large and next toe.) However, any sandal capable of "flipping and flopping" qualifies as a flip flop.

I could hear her coming down the hall in her flip flops.

by Shoe Expert May 11, 2010

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flip-flop

adjective: A phrase most commonly used to describe the fluid political positions of former Massachusetts Governor, Mitt Romney.

Gov. Romney has once again demonstrated another flip-flop on the issue of (fill with any political issue).

by Misha A. July 6, 2012

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flip flops

Sandals with only a strap in the front, which joins between the big toe and the one next to it. i dont know the names!

What I wear everyday, rain or shine.

by Random April 6, 2004

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Flip Flops

used on a warm school day by a girl who thinks she's cool enough to show off her feet, but doesn't know that none of the boys care.

girl: check out my new flip flops!
every boy in the universe: idc

by I KAN SPEL March 31, 2022

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flip-flops

sandals that are made of a base, sole, and a strip that goes in between the toes

I would not advise wearing flip-flops on a nature hike.

by Light Joker June 28, 2005

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flip-flop

A political phrase, usually contributed by an opponent, for someone who changes their position of some issue.

Practically everyone is the Bush administration has done a "flip-flop" on government regulation since their econcomy flopped.

by Videography Lab December 24, 2008

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flip-flopping

1) Something politicians or political groups do. They agree with something then later disagree with it, then later agree with it again an unspecified amount of times.

2) Something members of the opposite sex do. They flirt with you then ignore you, as if they are flip-flopping about whether they like you or not.

1) The Greens are often flip-flopping on many issues, eg illegal drugs. They said they would legalise them, now they say they will not.

2) "Man, that guy is a flip-flopper of the highest degree. He asked me out on Friday and on Monday he told me he was getting back with his ex."

by choochoobear April 3, 2006

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