flicks's Usage Examples:

When he flicks his tail and it hits the ground, a bullet fires from each of his horns, one at a time.

He is known for flicks (found throughout his music) and a flamenco style, notable on Dull Boy and the chorus of Out To Pasture in some way.

"Pink flicks poised to pull in female fannies".

Krabappel flicks through an issue of the Springfield Magazine which features an interview with the reclusive J.

half as messy as all those grisly ghosts-and-ghouls flicks that Bollywood foists upon us, it isn"t a spine-chiller either.

Single-backhand flicks also evolved due to the popularisation of the top-spin single-handed backhand.

This, of course, was in the days of the silent film, when there was no means of deadening the whirr or hum of the projector and the films themselves resolved into a series of flicks.

Eva-01 flicks the boogers at the latter.

Sometimes the more unpredictable side of me does several headstands and flicks-flacks once the album has been delivered and the best song.

It sometimes flicks both wings up to make a faint whirring sound.

casting a spell on his opponents with clever flicks, mesmerising stepovers, slaloming runs and masterful vision.

Also called "women"s movies", "weepies", tearjerkers, or "chick flicks".

Synonyms:

contact, impinging, striking,

Antonyms:

lack, unreal, colorless, unmusical,