flit's Usage Examples:

There were rumors flitting about that the Smashing Pumpkins would split which was fueling the frenzy further.

For example, if you are thinking of doing clouds (a popular nursery theme), you might consider a mural of a sunny garden with fluffy clouds in the sky or angels flitting in and out of thick, lush clouds.

For seven years, Etain existed as a butterfly, flitting from place to place without a home of her own.

almost everywhere fly is pronounced for flit, consey for consell.

flitting around behind us.

flits out of the window.

Meyer, " Beitrage zur Kenntniss der neueren Geschichte and des gegenwartigen Zustandes der Athoskluster," in Zeitschrift fiir Kirchengeschichte, 1890; Die Haupturkunden flit' die Geschichte der Athoskloster (Leipzig,1894); G.

Besides this feeling which absorbed her altogether and hindered her from following the details of her husband's plans, thoughts that had no connection with what he was saying flitted through her mind.

His gaze flitted to Carmen as they passed.

Caruso has a slightly pained expression that flits across his rather feminine face from time to time.

The fairy could flit around the periphery of the design, or take center stage on the moon itself.

Birds flitted from tree to tree, chirping at each other and battling over the best roosting sights.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

unzip, order, decelerate, deceleration, acceleration,