flip-floppy
Americanadjective
Example Sentences
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It’s been quite a flip-floppy week for Manfred.
From Seattle Times
Gove and Johnson aren’t universally loved—Gove is considered diffident and flip-floppy, while Johnson often lapses into a buffoonish caricature of himself—but both are canny former journalists respected for their intelligence.
From Slate
He’s a savvy politician, and in a showdown with the notoriously flip-floppy Hillary Clinton, he will undoubtedly push her to the right in a general election.
From The Guardian
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