Synonym: crack, flip, jerk, snap, strike. Similar words: inflict, afflict, conflict, afflicted, lick, affliction, afflictive, click. Meaning: [flɪk] 
n. 1. a light sharp contact (usually with something flexible) 2. a form of entertainment that enacts a story by a sequence of images giving the illusion of continuous movement. v. 1. flash intermittently 2. look through a book or other written material 3. cause to move with a flick 4. throw or toss with a quick motion 5. shine unsteadily 6. twitch or flutter 7. cause to make a snapping sound 8. touch or hit with a light, quick blow 9. remove with a flick (of the hand).
n. 1. a light sharp contact (usually with something flexible) 2. a form of entertainment that enacts a story by a sequence of images giving the illusion of continuous movement. v. 1. flash intermittently 2. look through a book or other written material 3. cause to move with a flick 4. throw or toss with a quick motion 5. shine unsteadily 6. twitch or flutter 7. cause to make a snapping sound 8. touch or hit with a light, quick blow 9. remove with a flick (of the hand). 
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31. Then flick the elastic band a couple of times.
32. Go on, have a flick through.
33. I flick on the light to obliterate him.
34. He had that extra flick of race about him.
35. Sometimes I'd have a flick through.
36. His flick helped create the goal.
37. Vicious tongues of chain flick through the air.
38. He reached for Freddy, and with what seemed no more than a flick of his wrist pitched him across the foyer.
39. With a flick he lit his cigarette and took a puff.
40. It also felt strange when each time I went to flick my hair I found there was nothing there to flick.
41. I gave the pompous statuary a flick of the pink feathers as I went past.
42. And it was Charlie who set up the winner with a headed flick on for McNally to score from eight yards out.
43. Mira Sorvino stars in this dim-witted, dimly lit monster flick about gigantic cockroaches living in the New York subway system.
44. With a flick of the wrist, Ferguson sent the ball into the opposite court.
45. Maltravers turned to flick his cigarette end on to the roadside.
46. A flick through the history books reveals the story of Atalantas, after whom her club is named.
47. She allowed her gaze to flick up every time the hand passed the twelve.
48. The second half was keenly fought, but neither side managed to score, although Trojans missed a penalty flick.
49. Both pick the nose of rock credibility and flick rolled-up bogies at its established figureheads.
50. I usually flick back to see whats on next - but forgot.
51. The flick of the gold lighter kept on the coffee table was sharp as an electric shock in a room of steel.
52. The mop-haired lads considered the flick a real career killer.
53. Occasionally, one would flick snow at the other - although by now the snow was well trampled over a wide area.
54. Marie's left a load of mags behind, so I pick one up and have a flick through it.
55. He watched her sit up and flick the ash on to the floor.
56. Bobby Skinstad suggested that as Mark tackled me I flick the ball across to him to score a try.
57. If he attempts to talk to you, you will flick him a haughty glance and say nothing.
58. While I flick through to the centre pages, the businessman puts his hands in his pockets and waits.sentencedict.com
59. They guide them with the flick of a thin stick or a gentle word.
60. A high-octane blend of action and patriotism fuel this predictable, average action flick.
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