flip-flops
nounDivide flip-flops into syllables:
flip · flops
How to pronounce flip-flops:
Definition of flip-flops:
- flip-flops (noun):
 - the sound or motion of something flapping loosely
 
Synonyms for flip-flops:
about-faces
about-turns
change of mind
changes of heart
denials
flip-flop
reversal
reversals
thong
turnabout
turnabouts
turnaround
turnarounds
u-turns
volte-faces
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