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What's the origin of the phrase "every whip and flip"? Used in Cornwall to mean at every opportunity

What is the origin of the phrase "every whip and flip"?I believe its used in Cornwall to mean "at every opportunity" but Im interested in how it origi

What is the origin of the phrase "every whip and flip"?

I believe it's used in Cornwall to mean "at every opportunity" but I'm interested in how it originated. Thanks

or:What is the origin of the phrase \"every whip and flip\"?I believe it's used in Cornwall to mean \"at every opportunity\" but I'm interested in how it originated. Thanks

or:Probably something to do with horses. Cornwall used to be very farming-orientated, didn't it, so it's probably a reference to farming in horse-drawn days. Maybe the flip has to do with the horse's tail?Just to help you avoid awkward misunderstandings, it actually means 'at random times with no apparent pattern, probably just whenever he/she/it feels like it', not 'at every opportunity '. Sorry I couldn't be any more help than that.

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