to translate or interpret; the process or result of converting between languages

to overthrow; to overturn

to turn one's body over while lying down

to move over an obstacle by climbing or jumping.

to open up

to boil or seethe; to surge or churn like a rolling liquid

to search every corner and container thoroughly by overturning trunks and boxes; to search high and low

to renovate, revamp, or restore something old (such as buildings, clothes, or tires) to a new condition

to thumb through, flip through, or leaf through (a book, document, etc.)

to increase by 100% or multiply by two

to fall out with someone; to become hostile

The part on each side of a coat or jacket immediately below the collar that is folded back onto the chest.

to reverse a judicial verdict or reopen a legal case

to have a falling out or a serious argument that results in a rupture of a relationship or cooperation

to double; to increase by 100%

(of water, waves, emotions etc) to churn, surge, or seethe

a person or thing that is a carbon copy, imitation, or clone of another

describing a monumental transformation or radical change that turns everything upside down

to turn over, roll, or rotate a physical object or body

to defeat, remove from power, or strike down an enemy

to cross or climb over a physical obstacle such as a mountain, range, or wall

to do something over and over again; again and again

a state of complete confusion, disorder, or chaos

(figurative) to go wrong or flop unexpectedly; to experience a setback

to double

flip-top design for objects like mobile phones or handbags

to rebuild or renovate a structure such as a house or road

to move things about while searching through them

to topple or subvert a regime, power, or established system

A gymnastic maneuver where a person performs a complete backward revolution in mid-air.

to flip something over or turn it upside down so that the reverse side is facing up

to capsize; to overturn (a boat)

to climb over mountains and cross ridges; to traverse rugged terrain

to cause a system, regime, or structure to collapse or be subverted

to shift one's ground easily; to be tricky, inconstant, or manipulative

to roll one's eyes

to turn a somersault

in a state of extreme disorder, turmoil, or spectacular mess

to retract a confession or testimony

to roll over and over (of billows or clouds)

in a complete mess; extremely busy and disorganized

an acrobatic flip or rotation of the body performed in the air

to spin, whirl around, or roll over (often used for waves, clouds, or smoke)

to plow; to turn the soil

to win back one's money (gambling etc)

to reprint, often without authorization

to overturn a vehicle or capsize a boat

to capsize and sink