flutterer

[US]/ˈflʌtə(r)/
[UK]/ˈflʌtər/

Translation

vi.(of birds) to flap wings, to fly in a flapping manner; to hover; (of flags, etc.) to wave, to flutter; to fall lightly; to move about restlessly; to be anxious or agitated; to vibrate or move quickly and irregularly
vt.to flap (wings); to make flutter; to wave; to cause to flutter; to disturb; to agitate; to cause panic
n.the act of fluttering; agitation or excitement; (pathology) fluttering of the heart; flutter in aviation; a small gamble or speculation; flutter in radio frequency; flutter in television images; vibration of the tongue in wind instruments; flutter kick in swimming; change or distortion in recording speed

Phrases & Collocations

flutterer in flight

flutterer of wings

flutterer on breeze

flutterer in garden

flutterer at dusk

flutterer of colors

flutterer in nature

flutterer of dreams

flutterer of hearts

flutterer in sunlight

Example Sentences

the butterfly is a beautiful flutterer in the garden.

she watched the flutterer dance among the flowers.

his heart was a flutterer, racing with excitement.

the flutterer caught my eye as it moved gracefully.

in spring, the flutterer brings joy to the landscape.

the flutterer landed softly on the petal.

children love to chase the flutterer in the park.

the flutterer symbolizes transformation and beauty.

as a flutterer, it brings a sense of freedom.

she felt like a flutterer, free to explore the world.

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