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flicker
noun
-
flicker
,
flickering
,
flickers
,
flickered
An
unsteady
flash
or
wavering
light
.
•
The
flicker
from
the
dying
fire
barely
lit
the
room
.
The
flicker
from
the
dying
fire
barely
lit
the
room
.
•
A
single
flicker
of
lightning
lit
up
the
stormy
sky
.
A
single
flicker
of
lightning
lit
up
the
stormy
sky
.
From
Old
Norse
flikkra
,
probably
of
imitative
origin
.
verb
-
flicker
,
flickering
,
flickers
,
flickered
To
shine
or
burn
with
an
unsteady
,
wavering
light
.
•
The
candle
flickered
weakly
as
the
wind
blew
.
The
candle
flickered
weakly
as
the
wind
blew
.
•
Streetlights
flickered
during
the
power
outage
.
Streetlights
flickered
during
the
power
outage
.
From
Old
Norse
flikkra
,
probably
of
imitative
origin
.
noun
-
flicker
,
flickering
,
flickers
,
flickered
A
quick
,
light
,
fluttering
movement
.
•
With
a
nervous
flicker
of
her
eyelids
,
she
glanced
away
.
With
a
nervous
flicker
of
her
eyelids
,
she
glanced
away
.
•
The
butterfly's
wings
gave
a
final
flicker
before
takeoff
.
The
butterfly's
wings
gave
a
final
flicker
before
takeoff
.
From
Old
Norse
flikkra
,
probably
of
imitative
origin
.
verb
-
flicker
,
flickering
,
flickers
,
flickered
To
move
quickly
with
a
light
,
fluttering
motion
.
•
Her
eyelashes
flickered
as
she
woke
up
.
Her
eyelashes
flickered
as
she
woke
up
.
•
The
leaves
flickered
in
the
slight
breeze
.
The
leaves
flickered
in
the
slight
breeze
.
From
Old
Norse
flikkra
,
probably
of
imitative
origin
.