flipbook

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The online "flipbook," as it calls itself, was founded in 2008 to provide men with a wide choice of mature websites and photos with clickable hyperlinks.

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  1. noun A small book consisting of a series of images that give the illusion of continuous movement when the edges of the pages are flipped quickly.

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  • The tool, which aggregates articles, video and images, as well as updates from the Paper Cuts blog, can also be viewed as a list, flipbook or map using the menu bar. —  News from Journalism.co.uk
  • Zweig's installation would essentially consist of five kiosks that would contain flipbook-style animations mounted in retrofitted transportation flap signs, the kind of signs that one might have seen in train stations before everything started going digital. —  OnMilwaukee.com
  • Believe it or not, 3D movies go all the way back to the 1890s, when an inventor named William Greene started messing around with a moving-picture stereopticon, like a cross between the flipbook animation and Viewmaster 3D slideshow toys still used by children today. —  SCI FI Wire
  • This package includes the sketches made famous in the movie, the promotional booklet, the protagonist's flipbook and the DVD of the film itself and a bonus one that contains deleted scenes, the making of the film and promos, trailers and stills. —  Screen News
  • The book sold well enough to merit additional printings, and was also collected into a flipbook with the McCain edition. —  Estellas Revenge - A 'zine about books!
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