flipcard

flipcard

English

Etymology

flip +‎ card

Noun

flipcard (plural flipcards)

1. Synonym of flashcard (“card to aid memorization, with a cue on one side and a response on the other”)
   • 2017, Charles W. Kann, Creating Components (page 96)

     Computer animation is achieved by using a flipcard analogy. Children's game cards often have pictures on the back. These cards are numbered, and the pictures on adjacent cards vary slightly from each other.

   • 1987, Thomas M. Kinder, Organizational Management Administration for Athletic Programs (page 76)

     You may even want to give thought to a flipcard that can provide the names and numbers of the players, updated statistics and perhaps a feature that can be changed for each game.