Modifies a noun

• flop: Were the Tory leader to change track now, Labor's " flip flop " charge would stick to him like feathers on tar.

• chart: Children write their choice of person on a flip chart, eg, the nurse, the police officer, the teacher.

• clasp: The bag closes with a matching celluloid flip clasp.

• lid: Not exactly bad, but my old kettle had a flip lid which stayed up itself.

• side: On the flip side the rooms where spot on.

• mirror: Reply: The flip mirror is out of alignment.

Modifying Another Word

• deftly: You deftly flip goat tenderloins so the bottom is grilling.

• vertically: Tiles the original image with versions that have been horizontally flipped, vertically flipped, and both horizontally and vertically flipped.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• over: Flip over for the Big City Dub, which is the pick of the mixes for me.

• through: It's also a lot of fun to flip through.

Preposition: of

• coin: The Start A flip of a coin decides who starts.

• switch: With the flip of a switch, the amp's input can be optimized for active or passive bass guitars.