flip-flop

Flip Au top side and flop PS top side frequencies are identified.

A scientist or mathematician can often obtain some experimental results or logical proofs which causes one to flip flop on a previously held belief.

Flip flop, flip flop; he tripped and fell flat on his tail.

So a war mongering ignorant ill tempered insider who can flip flop at a whim with a history of almost destroying a buisness.

"They said I would flip flop from end to linebacker in that new scheme," Thomas said.

I wonder if Google will flip flop on their N1 decision(s) yet again.

The look caused her stomach to flip flop.

Gove himself has regularly complained that he wants results to be higher - how dare he now flip flop and decide there needs to be differentiation!?

He doesn't flip flop and is willing to stand his ground.

Never trust LibDems - they will flip flop into anything after telling one lie after another.