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flipper Synonyms

Another word for flipper

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• noun (Context 1)

A broad, flat anatomical limb adapted for swimming, typically found on aquatic mammals such as whales, seals, and dolphins, as well as on marine reptiles like sea turtles.

Usage Example

"The marine biologist examined the deep scars on the humpback whale's left fin."

Strong
fin

• noun (Context 2)

A wide, flat piece of rubber or plastic footwear designed to increase thrust and efficiency while swimming or diving.

Usage Example

"Before jumping backward off the boat into the coral reef, the scuba diver adjusted her mask and flippers."

Strongest
fin

• noun (Context 3)

An investor who buys an asset, most commonly real estate, at a low price with the intention of renovating it and selling it quickly for a profit.

Usage Example

"The working-class neighborhood has seen an influx of real estate flippers buying up foreclosed properties."

Strong
speculator
Weak
investor

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