There are such things as knife throwing, I know, but it takes a fast wrist to flip a knife faster than a bullet.

They had some difficulty at first in contriving for her to hold her cards and then to play them, but this was at last overcome by his stacking them for her on a sloping board, after which she could flip them out very neatly with her claws as she wanted to play them.

For with them she was pleased enough, but only delighting to bite at them, and flip them about with her paws, and never considering for a moment whether they were diamonds or clubs, or hearts, or spades or whether the card was an ace or not.

[Coll.], flip one's wig

[Coll.], flip one's lid [Coll.], flip out

[Coll.], flip one's lid [Coll.], flip out

[Coll.], flip one's bush [Coll.].

That was in flip days, when there were always two or three loggerheads in the fire.

Oh, that monotonous flip-flap of the water, that slow heaving of the boat!

It calls for deep soul-searching on the part of Mr Narayan to find out why scores of journalists have resigned from the Herald since October 10, 1983 the date which the paper was launched... ON THE FLIP side, Rajan at least in his early phase had the ability of encouraging his staff.

"Flip; a mixed liquor, consisting of beer and spirit sweetened."

Conversation turned on the use of stimulants as an aid to intellectual and physical effort, and Mr. Gladstone's historic egg-flip was cited.

As she was too much encumbered for a curtsey, she pretended not to see him and his friend at all, and so passed, flip-flop, within three yards of them, onward down towards the village.

Flip and the cows.

Flip and the cows.

Flip and the cows.

DENNIS, MORGAN. Flip.

DENNIS, REID. Flip.

DENNIS, MORGAN. Flip.

Flip and the cows.

Flip and the cows.

Flip and the cows.

Talked a lot of flip-flap flub-doodle, but Ham was all through with the proud-popper business, and the young man found him as full of knots as a hickory root, and with a hide that would turn the blade of an ax.

"To-morrow, if the Adjutant finds fault with my salute, I'll give him a faithful imitation of his own ridiculous ear-flip.

A spoonful of beef-tea, of arrowroot and wine, of egg flip, every hour, will give them the requisite nourishment, and prevent them from being too much exhausted to take at a later hour the solid food, which is necessary for their recovery.