flipflop
/ˈflɪpˌflɒp/Definitions
1. noun
a type of casual, flat shoe with a sole made of rubber or plastic, typically held on the foot by two straps or straps and a toe strap, often worn for beach or pool activities
“She slipped on her flip flops and headed out to the beach.”
2. verb
to change or reverse a decision, plan, or course of action
“After thinking about it for a while, she decided to flipflop her plans and go to the mountains instead.”
3. verb
to move or cause something to move with a sudden, jerky motion, often with a loud noise
“The car flipflopped over the rough road and jolted to a stop.”