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| etymological origin of | eng: bitflip |
| etymological origin of | eng: flipbook |
| etymological origin of | eng: flippase |
| etymological origin of | spa: flipar |
| etymology | eng: flippant |
| has derived form | eng: back-flip |
| has derived form | eng: flip off |
| has derived form | eng: flip out |
| has derived form | eng: flipped |
| has derived form | eng: flipper |
| has derived form | eng: flippest |
| has derived form | eng: flipping |
| has derived form | eng: flips |
| has derived form | eng: flipside |
| lexical category | adjective |
| lexical category | interjection |
| lexical category | noun |
| lexical category | verb |
| synonym | eng: damn |
| synonym | eng: throw |
| synonym | eng: turn over |
| translation | deu: ausflippen |
| translation | deu: umdrehen |
| translation | deu: wenden |
| translation | deu: werfen |
| translation | eng: sarcastic |
| translation | fin: heittää |
| translation | fin: pimahtaa |
| translation | fin: seota |
| translation | ron: a întoarce |
| translation | ron: a răsturna |
| translation | spa: flipado |
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