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flitter

[flit-er] / ˈflɪt ər /


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Like the fragile butterflies that flitter around Alicent after Helaena’s death, she was too good for all of this nonsense.

From Salon Aug. 11, 2026

“If the market is going to flitter around that, that might be a buying opportunity,” as the Fed is loosening monetary policy at a time when the economy seems “pretty solid,” he said.

From MarketWatch Oct. 30, 2025

There are times in Nolan’s latest opus that flames fill the frame and visions of subatomic particles flitter across the screen — montages of Oppenheimer’s own churning visions.

From Washington Times Jul. 19, 2023

Listen hard enough, and the nearly sitcom-length middle can even feel short when the same big, bending sounds are crammed into little pockets of time that flitter away before you know it.

From Washington Post Apr. 1, 2021

A guy on a bike road through the flock of pigeons, causing them to flap and flitter around, pepperoni hanging from their beaks.

From "The Boy in the Black Suit" by Jason Reynolds




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