A "flip (coin)" is a simple method used to make a decision or settle a dispute by tossing a coin into the air. The coin has two sides: one typically features a head, often depicting a person or symbol, while the other side shows a tail, which may display a different image. When the coin lands, the side facing up determines the outcome, such as "heads" or "tails." This method is commonly used in various situations, such as deciding who goes first in a game or resolving a disagreement. The randomness of a coin flip makes it a fair way to make choices without bias.