flip-flop
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An open sandal held on the foot by a strap between the big toe and the second toe
- noun
- /ˈflɪpˌflɑp/
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chancla
- She wore her favorite flip-flops to the beach because they are comfortable and easy to take off.
- wear flip-flops
And I'm in flip flops and shorts and AT shirt.
- And I'm in flip flops and shorts and AT shirt.
- Just coral floral flip flops with the buckle at the back.
- The only sound was the soft thud of my flip flops as they struck my souls.
- Stop walking out to Target in a hoodie, flip flops and your hair not done.
- Yeah, you tell the captain I'm in flip flops.
- It's a is a closet full of converse and flip flops.
- You can wear this with leggings, with tights, bare legged, with really cute little flip flops or sandals.
- Feeling the sun like, you know, walking around your flip flops, the soft sand on the beach, stuff like that, like.
- I, you know, I, I got to a stage dodge where I'd wear shorts and flip flops to the pub.
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Examples
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Oh, that and bring rubber flip-flops to the shower.
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Shoot, Momma, even I know not to go to the beach without flip-flops or sandals!
Fiction book (2000) -
These flip-flops are bad for your feet.
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I told you not to wear your flip-flops!
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You owe me a pair of flip-flops.
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A pair of sandals or flip-flops is essential for any holiday, long or short.
Blog text (24) -
Henderson grabbed his flip-flops and stuck them on his feet.
Fiction book (2002) -
Jayne kicks off her flip-flops and stands in May's sun.
Fiction book (1992) -
She's wearing a size small SpongeBob shirt with flip flops and shorts.
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I've got flip-flops on!
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Surface Forms
flip-flop singular
flip-flops plural
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Etymology
Flip-flop for the sandal comes from the quick slapping sound flip and flop make when you walk. So flip-flops are the open sandals named for that sound.