Used to describe someone or something physically turning over to the opposite side.

Physical Action

Sometimes used humorously to indicate a complete change in opinion or stance.

Not Literal

Specific to finance, indicating the action of extending a financial agreement.

Can be a strategy to avoid taxes or penalties in certain investments.

In computing, it involves hovering a pointer over a screen element to trigger an action.

Commonly used in web design for interactive features like changing images or colors.

Often used in sports to indicate a team's dominant win over another team.

Can be used to describe any easy or emphatic victory, not just in sports.

Used to describe a situation where there is no fight or opposition.

Implies weakness or a lack of courage to stand up in a situation.

Relates to transferring funds between retirement accounts, often without tax penalties.

Used for moving funds for strategic financial purposes, not only for retirement.