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To throw or toss quickly

Turn over or cause to turn over with a sudden quick movement

To put into a quick revolving motion through a snap of the thumb and index finger

To browse or peruse reading material

To go berserk or crazy

Become extraordinarily upset

To move about or around quickly and randomly

To feel or express great anger

To disturb the composure of

To cause to move with a jerk

(colloquial) To poke fun at or make fun of

A physical maneuver involving a flip of the body

The act of falling over

A sudden quick movement

A Y-shaped stick with an elastic sling between the arms used for shooting small projectiles

An act of throwing something

Treating serious issues with inappropriate humor

Glib or flippant

Silly in a childish way

Fluent and easy, often in an insincere or deceptive way

Witty, jocular, like a wag

Showing a lack of fear

Expressing or characterized by derision

Having or expressing a lively, cheerful, and self-confident manner

Hostile and aggressive

Used to express surprise, agitation or disappointment

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Verb

To throw or toss quickly

throw forcefully

give the heave ho

send into orbit

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“The flip of a coin can be predicted with sufficient information about the initial conditions and the forces applied to the coin.”

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Turn over or cause to turn over with a sudden quick movement

“And I'd much rather flip hamburgers and send my brother to school, than push pencils and worry about where to get the money for school supplies each month.”

Verb

To put into a quick revolving motion through a snap of the thumb and index finger

get something going

supply energy to

supply power to

take out of mothballs

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“Instead, plug electronics into a power strip, and then flip the off switch when you're not using your appliances.”

Verb

To browse or peruse reading material

Verb

To go berserk or crazy

lose your temper

go off the deep end

go through the roof

fly off the handle

become very angry

burst a blood vessel

hit the ceiling

fly into a rage

foam at the mouth

get all steamed up

be fit to be tied

have a conniption fit

throw a tantrum

fly into a passion

fly into a temper

boil over with rage

begin to rant and rave

lose one's temper

lose one's mind

be foaming at the mouth

blow one's cool

lose one's cool

lose one's reason

lose one's marbles

lose one's senses

lose one's head

lose one's wits

jump up and down

blow one's stack

be beside yourself

be beside oneself

get carried away

gnash your teeth

lose your patience

chomp at the bit

get hot under the collar

be all steamed up

champ at the bit

be at boiling point

be hot under the collar

get steamed up about

deliver a tirade

explode in anger

deliver a harangue

froth at the mouth

go into a frenzy

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Light touch

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Verb

Become extraordinarily upset

go off the deep end

go off your head

go off your rocker

go out of your mind

lose control of the situation

behave in a wild way

fly off the handle

fall apart at the seams

blow one's mind

come apart at the seams

become deranged

lose your nerve

get overwrought

lose your temper

become panic-stricken

become hysterical

get the jitters

be filled with fear

get the willies

get into a tizz

get the heebie-jeebies

be terror-stricken

have an attack of the wobblies

push panic button

get into a tizzy

lose your bottle

run around like a headless chicken

get the wind up

get the screaming heebie-jeebies

go into a flat spin

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Verb

To move about or around quickly and randomly

bob up and down

kick up one's heels

kick up your heels

go places and do things

spring up and down

leap up and down

jump up and down

blow the lid off

move up and down

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To feel or express great anger

be beside oneself

be boiling over

be incandescent

froth at the mouth

jump up and down

be hot under the collar

blow one's stack

breathe fire and slaughter

hit the ceiling

be on the warpath

foam at the mouth

get hot under the collar

go off the deep end

lose your temper

fly off the handle

be beside yourself

gnash your teeth

get your dander up

throw a tantrum

draw yourself up

grow passionate

go through the roof

become impassioned

become animated

burst a blood vessel

be all steamed up

be at boiling point

champ at the bit

work oneself into sweat

make a fuss over

get steamed up about

get your back up

raise your hackles

get all steamed up

chomp at the bit

become indignant

become infuriated

have a conniption fit

draw oneself up

get one's dander up

get your hackles up

deliver a tirade

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Verb

To disturb the composure of

throw off balance

put into a flap

send into a spin

throw into a tizz

give someone grief

give a hard time

hurt somebody's feelings

hit a sour note

arouse anxiety in

make it tough for

cause anguish to

be on one's case

cause suffering to

cause anxiety to

put someone off their stroke

be a great weight on

cause someone to lose their composure

give someone a hard time

rattle one's cage

throw into tizzy

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To cause to move with a jerk

remove by force

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(colloquial) To poke fun at or make fun of

be sarcastic about

make a monkey of

make jokes about

poke mullock at

pull someone's chain

pull someone's leg

take the mickey out of

pull somebody's leg

take the piss out of

play a practical joke

make a monkey out of

have someone on

wind someone up

take the mickey

have a joke with

mess someone about

mess someone around

make a monkey out of someone

yank somebody's chain

give a hard time

lead somebody on

muck someone about

treat contemptuously

treat with contempt

do a takeoff of

do an impression of

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Noun

A physical maneuver involving a flip of the body

backward somersault

backward handspring

Noun

The act of falling over

Noun

A sudden quick movement

Noun

A Y-shaped stick with an elastic sling between the arms used for shooting small projectiles

Noun

An act of throwing something

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Adjective

Treating serious issues with inappropriate humor

as bold as brass

uncomplimentary

lacking civility

full of oneself

full of yourself

high and mighty

high-and-mighty

putting on airs

tongue-in-cheek

self-opinionated

self-centered^US

self-centred^UK

self-congratulatory

self-glorifying

holier-than-thou

too big for your boots

on your high horse

full of hot air

too big for one's boots

too big for one's breeches

self-complacent

self-flattering

self-gratulatory

self-dramatizing

self-applauding

anti-democratic

offensively self-assertive

too big for one's britches

nose in the air

pleased with yourself

self-aggrandizing

take-it-or-leave-it

pleased with oneself

riding for a fall

in love with oneself

full of contempt

turning up your nose at

looking down your nose at

heading for a fall

think too highly of oneself

have an excessively high opinion of oneself

think a lot of oneself

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Adjective

Glib or flippant

tongue-in-cheek

mincingly clever

pulling one's leg

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Adjective

Silly in a childish way

Adjective

Fluent and easy, often in an insincere or deceptive way

having kissed the Blarney Stone

smooth operator

with the gift of the gab

one-dimensional

black and white

able to talk the hind legs off a donkey

running on at the mouth

full of hot air

blessed with the gift of the gab

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Adjective

Witty, jocular, like a wag

tongue-in-cheek

good-humored^US

good-humoured^UK

tongue in cheek

mischief-making

full of mischief

dishonourable^UK

dishonorable^US

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Adjective

Showing a lack of fear

as game as Ned Kelly

powerfully built

full of determination

not discouraged

nothing daunted

coming on strong

with gritted teeth

hell-for-leather

having nerves of steel

aggressively male

unpleasantly masculine

bigger than life

bull-in-a-china-shop

bound and determined

tried and tested

sexually potent

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Adjective

Expressing or characterized by derision

uncomplimentary

feather-brained

out of the question

taking the cake

ludicrous. laughable

nickel-and-dime

worthy of scorn

good-humoured^UK

good-humored^US

in high spirits

in good spirits

without a care in the world

full of the joys of spring

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

full of vim and vigour

on top of the world

beside oneself with joy

bright and breezy

as merry as a grig

as lively as a grig

as happy as a clam

as happy as a sandboy

floating on air

laughter-filled

tongue-in-cheek

doing handsprings

in seventh heaven

tickled to death

as pleased as Punch

as happy as Larry

jumping for joy

like a dog with two tails

glass half full

pleasure-seeking

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Adjective

Having or expressing a lively, cheerful, and self-confident manner

in good spirits

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

full of the joys of spring

without a care in the world

as lively as a grig

full of vim and vigour

as merry as a grig

in high spirits

good-humoured^UK

good-humored^US

bright and breezy

alive and kicking

full of get-up-and-go

feeling one's oats

on top of the world

beside oneself with joy

hale and hearty

full of joie de vivre

pleasure-seeking

full of the joy of living

full of vim and vigor

as happy as a clam

as happy as a sandboy

doing handsprings

floating on air

mischief-making

full of mischief

tongue-in-cheek

feather-brained

lacking concern

footloose and fancy-free

free from worry

free as the wind

glass half full

straight shooting

square shooting

strong as an lion

strong as an ox

strong as an horse

in tip-top condition

in good condition

fit as a fiddle

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Adjective

Hostile and aggressive

confrontational

spoiling for a fight

looking for trouble

have chip on shoulder

have a bone to pick

ready for a fight

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Interjection

Used to express surprise, agitation or disappointment

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