Verb:

बेचैन होतात, दूर पळून जाणे, पंख हलवा, स्वतःच्या घरी जा,

flitted's Usage Examples:

They flitted between the Premier Division and Division 1 of the S"HCSL for nearly two.

a pure voice that flitted easily from Joni Mitchell soprano to duskier Dar Williams.

from their poverty they rose,  From dry catarrhs, and to guitars  They flitted  Through the palace walls.

later became the standard format for comic books, Comic Monthly, which flitted across the publishing scene in a single year, long predated Famous Funnies.

country homes, while Jeremy Clarkson flitted in and out of their parties – gambolling through the Cotswolds like a portly court fool.

translation, the poem beings: Alas! Ummu "Amr set firm her face, and has flitted and gone: she bade no farewell to her neighbours what time she went away.

It was in early 1967 that the club flitted to their new pitch, with a former MoD building becoming the dressing-rooms.

The Ordinary Women  Then from their poverty they rose,  From dry catarrhs, and to guitars  They flitted  Through the palace walls.

As success faded, the club then flitted between various Senior, Junior and even Juvenile leagues up to the Second.

According to Bill Sammon"s book Fighting Back, Bush"s gaze flitted about the room—the children, the press, the floor, his staff—while his.

His struggles were mirrored by his county side, Somerset, who flitted between first- and second-class cricket during his career.

After the short journey across Stanley Park, Jack flitted in and out of the starting line-up during his first season at the club.

The name of at least one Lancashire boggart was recorded, "Nut-Nan", who flitted with a shrill scream among hazel bushes in Moston near Manchester.

Synonyms:

zip, flutter, speed, hurry, travel rapidly, butterfly, dart, fleet,

Antonyms:

unzip, order, decelerate, deceleration, acceleration,