flip for



flip someone for something

to flip [a coin] with someone to determine the posession of something or the right to do something. Maybe it's yours; maybe it's mine. I'll flip you for it.
See also: flip

flip for

v.
1. To determine who gets to have something or do something by flipping a coin: Both of us wanted the last slice of pie, so we flipped for it.
2. To react enthusiastically or passionately to someone or something: I flipped for the new bartender. Sunbathers will flip for these new stylish swimsuits.
See also: flip

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
WalterWAWL-tər (English), VAHL-ter (German, Polish, Italian)English, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Polish, Italian, Ancient Germanic
Arethusa-Greek Mythology (Latinized)
Eli (3)-Spanish, Norwegian, Danish
RubyeROO-beeEnglish
Abrahams['eibrəhæm]
Turin-Literature