fluttered
To flutter is to move or flap your wings quickly. When a butterfly flutters its wings, it is trying to get air into and out of its lungs.
The butterfly was fluttering its wings frantically to fly away.
The curtains fluttered in the wind.
To flutter is to move or flap your wings quickly. When a butterfly flutters its wings, it is trying to get air into and out of its lungs.
The butterfly was fluttering its wings frantically to fly away.
The curtains fluttered in the wind.
verb
To flap or wave quickly but irregularly.
verb
Of a winged animal: to flap the wings without flying; to fly with a light flapping of the wings.
verb
To cause something to flap.
verb
To drive into disorder; to throw into confusion.
verb
To be in a state of agitation or uncertainty.
verb
To be frivolous.
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Their wrappings flutter in the wind.
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They are then allowed to flutter in the wind.
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It flutters, it glides and it lands on the kneecap.
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The ribbons are released and flutter to the ground.
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The white flag fluttered overhead.
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His eyes flutter and for the moment he is okay.
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The leg movement in freestyle is called the flutter kick.
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This increases the processing speed and prevents flutter of the outputs.
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The ending is brilliant as his hands flutter and the flower petals fall.
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The females flutter about amongst the bundergrowth and bushes at forest edges.