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flippy

British  
/ ˈflɪpɪ /

adjective

  1. (of clothes) tending to move to and fro as the wearer walks

    little flippy skirts

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When a formerly dead, telekinetic fish named Flippy is reanimated, cop and cat reluctantly team up to fight their common foe and save Ohkay City.

From Salon

These touching themes underpin the otherwise goofy and juvenile story about a reanimated evil fish, Flippy, programmed by Petey to destroy all Do-Gooders, who somehow manages to turn all the buildings in Ohkay City into kaiju-style monsters.

From Los Angeles Times

The star of the lab: an updated robot named Flippy that can fry French fries and chicken nuggets much faster than humans.

From Los Angeles Times

Miso Robotics, founded in 2016, has tested earlier versions of Flippy in roughly 20 restaurants including White Castle, CaliBurger and Jack in the Box.

From Los Angeles Times

White Castle, a burger chain with locations primarily in the Midwest and the region around New York City, said it expects to follow through on plans announced last year to roll out Flippy in nearly one-third of its approximately 350 restaurants.

From Los Angeles Times