a flip-flop

(American)

a complete change, especially from one decision or opinion to another The government has made a policy flip-flop over arms sales. (American)

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Gioele	jo-EL-e	Italian
Ashurst	['æʃɜ:st]
Fortune	FAWR-chən	English (Rare)
Toni (1)	TO-nee (Finnish)	Finnish, Croatian
Nikodemos	-	Ancient Greek, Biblical Greek
Guilherme	gee-LYER-mə	Portuguese