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flutter
verb
-
flutter
,
fluttering
,
flutters
,
fluttered
to
move
quickly
up
and
down
or
to
flap
repeatedly
with
light
movements
.
•
The
hummingbird
flutters
its
wings
so
fast
they
blur
.
The
hummingbird
flutters
its
wings
so
fast
they
blur
.
•
She
fluttered
her
eyelashes
at
him
coyly
.
She
fluttered
her
eyelashes
at
him
coyly
.
From
Middle
English
fluteren
,
from
Old
English
floterian
(“
to
flutter
,
flap
”),
related
to
Dutch
fladderen
.
noun
-
flutter
,
fluttering
,
flutters
,
fluttered
a
quick
,
light
movement
up
and
down
or
from
side
to
side
.
•
There
was
a
soft
flutter
of
wings
as
the
pigeons
took
off
.
There
was
a
soft
flutter
of
wings
as
the
pigeons
took
off
.
•
The
paper
fluttered
to
the
floor
.
The
paper
fluttered
to
the
floor
.
noun
-
flutter
,
fluttering
,
flutters
,
fluttered
a
state
of
nervous
or
excited
movement
or
feeling
.
•
Her
heart
was
all
in
a
flutter
before
the
interview
.
Her
heart
was
all
in
a
flutter
before
the
interview
.
•
There
was
a
flutter
of
excitement
in
the
crowd
.
There
was
a
flutter
of
excitement
in
the
crowd
.
noun
-
flutter
,
fluttering
,
flutters
,
fluttered
a
small
bet
,
especially
on
a
horse
race
.
•
I'll
put
a
flutter
on
the
favorite
in
the
Derby
.
I'll
put
a
flutter
on
the
favorite
in
the
Derby
.
•
Fancy
a
flutter
on
the
match
?
Fancy
a
flutter
on
the
match
?