to translate or interpret; to convert one language or dialect into another; to decode or transcribe signals and symbols

To topple a government, regime, or social system; to bring down by force

To turn over one's body while lying down; to flip over.

To turn something over or to flip it onto its other side.

to flip or turn over in order to open, such as a book, a lid, or a document; to leaf through or browse

to roll over; to tumble; to perform a rolling motion in the air or on the ground

to overturn trunks and cupboards; to ransack or make a thorough search for something

To renovate, recondition, or refurbish something old to make it like new, such as clothing, furniture, or buildings.

to flip through, browse, or glance over a book or newspaper; to read quickly and cursorily

to double; to increase by a specified number of times

to suddenly turn hostile; to get angry and break off a relationship with someone

a style of clothing collar that folds down or outward; lapel

To be extremely noisy, rowdy, or chaotic; to create a massive commotion

To overturn an original legal judgment or sentence

to have a falling out or fly into a rage, typically resulting in a broken relationship

to double; to increase by 100%

To surge, seethe, or churn, used for water, waves, smoke, or rising emotions.

to print another edition of a book or publication; a reprint

Describing a massive or thorough change; literally the sky and the earth turning upside down.

to roll or turn over; to invert; to flip over or change direction

To strike or knock something over; to tip over or capsize

to cross over; to surmount; to travel across a physical barrier such as a mountain

To roll back and forth in bed while lying down, especially when unable to sleep.

Describing a radical or massive change; as if the sky and earth have been turned upside down.

(of a vehicle) to capsize or turn over

to double; to increase by one hundred percent

to rebuild or renovate a house or building after tearing down the old structure

to rebuild or renovate a house, road, or other structure; to overhaul

To turn or flip outward; to evert

To turn something over or change its position, such as turning pages, scrolling a digital document, or stirring food in a pot

to turn something over; to capsize; to throw an opponent off balance

backward somersault; a gymnastics move where the body rotates backward in the air without support

To turn over, flip, or invert; to turn upside down or reverse (e.g., a situation).

to fly up and down; to whirl or flutter in the air

to capsize; to shipwreck; (of a boat) to overturn

to cross over mountain after mountain; used to describe a long and arduous journey or the hardships of travel

to quadruple; to double and redouble. Originally used in mahjong, this term is now commonly used in finance and economics to describe an increase of four times the original amount.

to turn over; to capsize; to collapse; to overthrow

shifty and inconstant; to frequently change one's mind or stance

To roll one's eyes or show the whites of the eyes, typically to express annoyance, contempt, or dissatisfaction; also used for the physical state of fainting or being near death.

to leaf through or browse a book or magazine

To turn a somersault; to flip one's body over forward or backward and land back on one's feet.

describing water or waves surging and tossing violently

to withdraw a previous confession or retract legal testimony

to roll over and over or churn, used especially to describe billows, clouds, or waves

An action or effort aimed at completely changing a difficult situation or overcoming a backward state; a successful turnaround in performance or status.

suffer a crushing defeat; in a pitiful state or a complete mess

To constantly create or present something in new forms; to present old things in a new guise or style.

to renovate and rebuild an existing structure