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Meaning flicker meaning

What does flicker mean?

flicker

— verb move back and forth very rapidly the candle flickered — verb (= flick) flash intermittently The lights flicked on and off — verb shine unsteadily The candle flickered — noun a momentary flash of light — noun North American woodpecker — noun (= waver) the act of moving back and forth

Synonyms flicker synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as flicker?

flicker English » English

twinkle flash glimmer flutter blink wink waver gleam wave shimmer quiver sway sparkle flick flare tremble spark heave flitter twinkling shake glint glimmering flare up flap yellowhammer woodpecker vibration scintillate glimpse flit flickering blaze yellow-shafted flicker woodcock wobbling winkle vibrate twitch trembling thrill swinging swing sway to and fro slow swaying shiver shine scintilla roll rock

Topics flicker topics

What do people use flicker to talk about?
States Quality Light

Shine
Universe, creation Animal Types of animals

Bird
Person Body Head

Eye
Daily life

Fire
Daily life Fire

Burn
Person Sense, perceive See

Look

Conjugation flicker conjugation

How do you conjugate flicker?

flicker · verb

Examples flicker examples

How do I use flicker in a sentence?

Simple sentences

This fluorescent lamp is starting to flicker. We'll have to replace it.
After one last flicker, the candle went out.

Movie subtitles

And this place looking like a flicker's nest.
I figured he'd come back in the morning to see if I still had a flicker of life.
Then the lights began to flicker.
He can make it flicker.
Then, in my dirty soul, there, in the very depth of it there was a tiny flicker of joy.
The light seems to flicker, but it's barely moving. Look at that.
How can one live on a flicker of light?
From Earth, Triskelion's three suns are just a flicker of light.
Flicker.
I thought I seen something flicker.
It's hardly more than a flicker, and it's several thousand kilometres west of your position.
We get a flicker here and a glimmer there.
Tell Dr. Flicker.
A flicker.
He didn't even flicker.
In that question is the dim flicker of intelligence.
We shall nurture that flicker into at least a dull flame.
Flicker!
I'll bring the stuff back. and you and I will go out and find ourselves a little maison. let the wine flow, the candles flicker.
A flea-flicker!
I came among you to warm my hands at your fires. your poor, pitiful little fires that flicker out in the night.
They can flicker by in the dark night.
How do you feel if you're dancing and the lights flicker?
As the run stealers flicker to and fro, to and fro.
Highly efficient, doing very well, given Atrios a battering, killed millions without a flicker.
They flicker with a strange, cold, white faraway light.
No result. Not a flicker.
And if God, in his weakness, has need of our aid? If God were only a little flame in our hands who depended on us not to let him flicker out?
Somewhere under all that scar tissue, there's the faintest flicker of what we once felt.

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