What is another word for flip?
842 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ flˈɪp], [ flˈɪp], [ f_l_ˈɪ_p]Table of Contents
Similar words for flip:- aggressive (adjective)
- all (adjective)
- belligerent (adjective)
- brash (adjective)
- brazen (adjective)
- derisive (adjective)
- discourteous (adjective)
- disrespectful (adjective)
- facetious (adjective)
- facile (adjective)
- fearless (adjective)
- frivolous (adjective)
- glib (adjective)
- precocious (adjective)
- sassy (adjective)
- saucy (adjective)
- smart-alecky (adjective)
- smooth-tongued (adjective)
- tongue-in-cheek (adjective)
- act (noun)
- coiffure (noun)
- flick (noun)
- flip (noun)
- flip through (noun)
- hairstyle (noun)
- flip (noun, verb)
- chuck (verb)
- contact (verb)
- crack (verb)
- fillip (verb)
- flip one's wig (verb)
- fluster (verb)
- go insane (verb)
- seethe (verb)
- throw (verb)
- upset (verb)
- other synonyms
- debonair
Definition for Flip:
- A mixed liquor, consisting of beer and spirit sweetened, and also warmed by a hot iron; a slight quick stroke, as of a whip.
Synonyms for Flip:
adj.
•aggressive (adjective)- go after,
- domineering,
- hard sell,
- militant,
- brassy,
- Assertory,
- enterprising,
- masterful,
- imperious,
- tough,
- flipper,
- forceful,
- get up and go,
- vigorous,
- come on,
- pushing,
- shooting from the hip,
- zealous,
- strenuous,
- energetic,
- dynamic.
- fierce,
- fighting,
- pugnacious,
- ardent,
- hot-tempered,
- hot,
- antagonistic,
- hostile,
- combative,
- truculent,
- warlike,
- quarrelsome,
- Battling,
- mean,
- contentious,
- cantankerous,
- ornery,
- have chip on shoulder,
- bellicose.
- ill-advised,
- foolhardy,
- reckless,
- maladroit,
- impolitic,
- audacious,
- heedless,
- precipitate,
- effervescent,
- thoughtless,
- inconsiderate,
- incautious,
- indiscreet,
- self-assertive,
- vivacious,
- headlong,
- Brazenfaced,
- tactless,
- undiplomatic,
- madcap,
- hasty,
- hotheaded,
- rash,
- cocksure,
- impetuous,
- untactful.
- immodest,
- saucy,
- shameless,
- meretricious,
- blatant,
- loud,
- indecent,
- gutsy,
- cocky,
- unabashed,
- unblushing,
- barefaced,
- gritty,
- flashy,
- defiant,
- tawdry,
- spunky.
- abrupt,
- unrefined,
- churlish,
- crude,
- uncivil,
- uncouth,
- indelicate,
- offhand,
- Inaffable,
- brusque,
- illbred,
- boorish,
- curt,
- ill-mannered,
- Inurbane,
- unmannerly,
- cavalier,
- bad-mannered,
- ungracious,
- Ungenteel,
- ill-bred,
- oafish,
- rustic.
- more profanatory,
- most unfilial,
- more disgracious,
- mis-behaved,
- dis-respectful,
- mis behaved,
- un-filial,
- dis respectful,
- most aweless,
- Unfilial,
- un filial,
- more unfilial,
- more aweless,
- most profanatory,
- dis-gracious,
- most disgracious,
- profanatory,
- most misbehaved,
- pro-fane,
- pro fane,
- Disgracious,
- dis gracious,
- more misbehaved,
- aweless.
- pulling ones leg,
- most capering,
- in decorous,
- more wisecracking,
- pulling leg,
- most wisecracking,
- pulling one leg,
- more jesting,
- most joshing,
- more capering,
- in-decorous,
- most punning.
- more untroublesome,
- breezer,
- more picnic,
- untroublesome,
- un-troublesome,
- un complicated,
- un-complicated,
- breezest,
- child play,
- childs play,
- most pushover,
- most untroublesome,
- fast talk,
- more pushover,
- un troublesome.
- light minded,
- lightminded,
- light-minded,
- non-serious,
- more light minded,
- un important,
- most light minded,
- facetious,
- unprofound,
- un-important,
- shallow,
- more light-minded,
- nonserious,
- empty headed,
- ill considered,
- unprofounder,
- sportive,
- shallower,
- unprofoundest,
- un profound,
- un profoundest,
- playful,
- un-profounder,
- illconsidered,
- most lightminded,
- more nonserious,
- tongue-in-cheek,
- most nonserious,
- un-profound,
- non serious,
- ill-considered,
- most sportive,
- more lightminded,
- flighty,
- un-profoundest,
- un profounder,
- most light-minded.
- more fast talking,
- fasttalking,
- most smooth-spoken,
- more fast-talking,
- insincere,
- most fast talking,
- most fast-talking,
- more smoothspoken,
- smoothspoken,
- more fasttalking,
- more hotair,
- hotair,
- most vocative,
- more smooth-spoken,
- more hot air,
- more smooth spoken,
- more vocative,
- most hot-air,
- most smooth spoken,
- smooth spoken,
- silver tongued,
- most hotair,
- most fasttalking,
- in sincerer,
- fast talking,
- silvertongued,
- most hot air,
- most smoothspoken,
- in sincere,
- in-sincere,
- in sincerest,
- in-sincerest,
- in-sincerer,
- more hot-air.
n.
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- rejoice,
- rejoice in,
- treasure,
- jump for joy,
- live happily ever after,
- brighten,
- be happy for someone,
- thrive on,
- look forward to,
- cheer.
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- gamble,
- put money on something,
- back,
- bet,
- break the bank,
- put on,
- place,
- stake.
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- lose your cool,
- go off at the deep end,
- lose your temper (with),
- mind,
- hold against,
- rise to,
- fly into a temper/rage.
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- look at,
- leaf through,
- browse,
- glance,
- look through,
- run down,
- scan,
- skim.
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- dip into,
- dip,
- call-in,
- flip through,
- flick through,
- audience.
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- derogatory,
- disregard,
- disdain,
- derisive,
- familiarity breeds contempt,
- contempt,
- scornful,
- scorn,
- disdainful,
- contemptuous.
- beehive,
- permanent,
- dreadlocks,
- beehives,
- da,
- haircut,
- hair-comb,
- pigtail,
- ponytail,
- trim,
- braids,
- tease,
- corn rows,
- fuzz cut,
- permanents,
- hair,
- blow dry,
- pigtails,
- crew cut,
- afro,
- das,
- tail,
- wave,
- plait,
- hairdo,
- dreads,
- ponytails,
- razor cut.
n. & v.
•flip (noun, verb)v.
•chuck (verb)- eject,
- can,
- fire,
- junk,
- abandon,
- scrap,
- ditch,
- hurl,
- heave,
- reject,
- slough,
- eighty-six,
- shy,
- relinquish,
- shed,
- launch,
- sling,
- renounce,
- quit,
- discard,
- desert.
- flips one lid,
- blows ones top,
- blowing one cool,
- go deep end,
- flip ones lid,
- blowing top,
- blows gasket,
- pop cork,
- going deep end,
- flips one's lid,
- pop ones cork,
- blows ones cool,
- popping ones cork,
- goes off the deep end,
- flipping one's lid,
- flips lid,
- flip lid,
- flipped one lid,
- blow top,
- went the deep end,
- blew one top,
- flip ones wig,
- pop one cork,
- pops one's cork,
- blowing one's cool,
- flip wig,
- popped ones cork,
- blows a gasket,
- going the deep end,
- blew top,
- blows one top,
- flipped one's lid,
- flipped ones lid,
- going off the deep end,
- blow one cool,
- blow ones cool,
- flipping one lid,
- go the deep end,
- blows one cool,
- blew cool,
- went off the deep end,
- popping one cork,
- blows top,
- blowing ones cool,
- flipping ones lid,
- blew ones cool,
- flips ones lid,
- pops ones cork,
- blew gasket,
- pops cork,
- blew a gasket,
- popping cork,
- went off deep end,
- goes deep end,
- blew ones top,
- flip one wig,
- blows cool,
- blows one's cool,
- popped one cork,
- blew one cool,
- blowing ones top,
- flip one lid,
- popped one's cork,
- blowing cool,
- blow ones top,
- blowing gasket,
- blew one's top,
- goes off deep end,
- popped cork,
- blew one's cool,
- went deep end,
- popping one's cork,
- blowing one top,
- flipped lid,
- flipping lid,
- goes the deep end,
- blow gasket,
- blow one top,
- blow cool,
- blows one's top,
- pops one cork.
- dis tract,
- be-wilder,
- dis-quiet,
- be wilders,
- dis composes,
- ex citing,
- dis-composed,
- dis-composing,
- be wildering,
- un-hinges,
- dis-quieted,
- dis-quiets,
- dis-tracts,
- dis quiet,
- un hinges,
- dis-compose,
- ex cites,
- made nervous,
- dis tracts,
- un hinge,
- un-hinged,
- be-wildering,
- throwing off balance,
- dis compose,
- be-wildered,
- ex cited,
- be wildered,
- ex cite,
- ex-cite,
- threw off balance,
- be wilder,
- gotten to,
- throw balance,
- dis-composes,
- throwing balance,
- dis quieting,
- dis-quieting,
- un hinged,
- ex-cites,
- un-hinge,
- be-wilders,
- making waves,
- ex-cited,
- un hinging,
- dis composing,
- making nervous,
- dis-tract,
- un-hinging,
- dis composed,
- makes nervous,
- dis quieted,
- dis quiets,
- gat to.
- being mad,
- hit ceiling,
- being incensed,
- is on the warpath,
- breathes fire,
- am the warpath,
- is livid,
- are livid,
- are warpath,
- was on warpath,
- art livid,
- were on warpath,
- wast warpath,
- are furious,
- blow ones stack,
- is warpath,
- being the warpath,
- were incensed,
- be on warpath,
- being furious,
- are incensed,
- wast on the warpath,
- wast on warpath,
- wast furious,
- was mad,
- being warpath,
- is mad,
- wast livid,
- blow one stack,
- is furious,
- am on the warpath,
- sees red,
- are on the warpath,
- are on warpath,
- wert livid,
- blow stack,
- were livid,
- was livid,
- art incensed,
- wert warpath,
- art the warpath,
- be warpath,
- breathed fire,
- is on warpath,
- am mad,
- being livid,
- be the warpath,
- were the warpath,
- art warpath,
- wert furious,
- were on the warpath,
- being on warpath,
- was incensed,
- being on the warpath,
- were warpath,
- wert the warpath,
- saw red,
- foam mouth,
- are the warpath,
- wert mad,
- was furious,
- wert on warpath,
- was on the warpath,
- is incensed,
- wert on the warpath,
- wast the warpath,
- wert incensed,
- am on warpath,
- am warpath,
- am livid,
- art furious,
- art mad,
- wast incensed,
- wast mad,
- is the warpath,
- was warpath,
- was the warpath,
- were furious,
- were mad.
- de livers,
- letted go,
- un seat,
- de-livers,
- flung off,
- flings off,
- un seating,
- de-livered,
- lets fly,
- de livered,
- un horse,
- dis-charging,
- dis-charge,
- dis charged,
- dis-charges,
- dis-lodge,
- over-whelmed,
- un horses,
- un-seat,
- over whelms,
- dis charging,
- un horsed,
- un-seated,
- un-seating,
- dis lodged,
- dis lodges,
- de liver,
- un seated,
- un horsing,
- over whelm,
- flinging off,
- over-whelming,
- letted fly,
- de-livering,
- dis charge,
- lapidating,
- dis-lodges,
- over whelming,
- dis-lodged,
- un-horsed,
- dis lodge,
- over-whelm,
- de-liver,
- letting fly,
- over whelmed,
- dis lodging,
- dis-charged,
- un-horse,
- un-horsing,
- over-whelms,
- un-horses,
- de livering,
- dis-lodging,
- dis charges.
- un-settle,
- un settling,
- gave a hard time,
- in-disposing,
- dis tress,
- in disposed,
- un nerved,
- up setting,
- un-settled,
- firing up,
- keying up,
- adjied,
- in capacitates,
- dis-mayed,
- in-capacitate,
- de ranges,
- un settled,
- dis concerted,
- un nerves,
- dis-concerts,
- de ranged,
- dis mays,
- making scene,
- dis tresses,
- making a scene,
- indisposes,
- gives a hard time,
- dis may,
- dis-maying,
- dis maying,
- in dispose,
- keys up,
- makes a scene,
- give hard time,
- un settles,
- in disposing,
- gives hard time,
- de-ranges,
- make scene,
- made a scene,
- de range,
- dis mayed,
- un-nerve,
- un settle,
- in-disposes,
- made scene,
- up-setting,
- un nerve,
- dis-concerted,
- dis concerts,
- un nerving,
- dis-tress,
- dis-concert,
- un-settling,
- dis-tressed,
- up sets,
- giving hard time,
- rock boat,
- in disposes,
- in-disposed,
- makes scene,
- de-range,
- in capacitated,
- dis-tresses,
- in-capacitated,
- adjying,
- dis concerting,
- in capacitating,
- in-capacitating,
- dis-mays,
- de-ranged,
- up-sets,
- de-ranging,
- dis-may,
- dis-concerting,
- dis tressed,
- de ranging,
- un-nerving,
- up-set,
- in capacitate,
- dis concert,
- adjies.
Other synonyms:
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- running jump,
- listen in,
- television licence,
- flying tackle,
- studio audience,
- boldfaced,
- viewing,
- channel surfing,
- listener,
- pushy,
- contumelious,
- couch potato,
- cheeky.
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- nervy,
- rating,
- snippy,
- uppity,
- assumptive,
- Presuming,
- tune in,
- presumptuous,
- rude,
- overconfident,
- assuming.
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- see.
Paraphrases for Flip:
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Independent
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Adjective
leafy.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
loose-leaf, opposite, creepy.
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Proper noun, singular
rotation.
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Interjection
jump.
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Adjective
Antonyms for Flip:
Flip Sentence Examples:
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And Flip Henderson is funny too.
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And her merry mate from afar replies: " Flip I will - skip I will - trip I will;" And away on the wings of the wind he flies.
