flipflop
/ˈflɪp ˌflɑp/
noun
- Alternative spelling of flip-flop; a type of open, casual sandal with a flat sole and a V-shaped strap.
- He wore flipflops to the picnic.
- Her flipflops broke while she was walking on the boardwalk.
- I need to buy new flipflops for the summer.
- Alternative spelling of flip-flop; a sudden change of opinion or policy.
- The newspaper editorial criticized the flipflop on trade policy.
- His flipflop on education funding was seen as a political move.
- The mayor's flipflop on the park project angered residents.
verb
- Alternative spelling of flip-flop; to change one's opinion or position suddenly.
- The committee flipflopped on the decision three times.
- She flipflopped between two options before choosing.
- Don't flipflop now; we need a clear answer.