flip off

flip someone off

and flip someone out; flip someone the bird

Sl. to give someone the finger, that is raise the middle finger, a rude sign. (The digitus impudicus.) The youth flipped the police officer off. Not a good idea. He flipped off the cop. You better not flip a cop out! The little kid flipped the cop the bird and didn't even know what it meant.

flip off

1. To deactivate using a switch; switch off: Could you please flip off the lights before you go to sleep? I flipped the TV off because no one was watching it.

2. Slang To make an obscene hand gesture to someone or something: The driver cursed, flipped me off, and drove straight into the oncoming truck. Whenever I try to take his picture, he flips off the camera or makes a face.

flip (someone) off

Slang To make an obscene gesture toward (someone); give the finger to.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Stian	-	Norwegian
Herschel	-	Yiddish
Caj	-	Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Carmela	[ka:'melə]
Glyn	-	Welsh
Davorka	-	Croatian, Serbian