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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91. Class: The swish and flick.
92. I want to see the new Harrison Ford flick.
93. There was a brilliant flick that came out a few years back called The Prestige. Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale played rival magicians trying to one-up the other's theatrics in 19th century England.
94. Hong Kong allows porn: the recently released Sex and Zen, the world's first commercially successful 3-D skin flick, has received a healthy box office boost from mainland tourists.
95. Because this ping - pong always is, play inside your abdomen come flick away!
96. Listening to her generous laugh, I felt a switch flick deep inside me and began to crawl back into the land of the living.
97. In Fisher v Bell(1961), it was held that the display of a "flick knife" in a shop window with a price attached was an invitation to treat.
98. If you are interested in the shop flick, don't invest with us.
99. So in times when we find ourselves unwillingly zapped by energy vampires it's a great idea to flick off their negativity as soon as we encounter them before our wellbeing is effected.
100. You notice one of them flick a cigarette butt into the bins.
101. You need to do something quick to flick off the negative vibes that are sticking to your energy fields.
102. This DOES look like as monster of a flick...th at some close-minded Americans will freak out about. Good.
103. Go and flag down a cab, otherwise you will be late for the flick.
104. He doesn't blame the distributors of a documentary about the flick for peddling the stat.
105. I flick knife again quickly, also not as quick as bullet.
106. Anything you need is only a flick of your tail away.
107. Cox plays a TV reporter chasing down a serial killer in horror flick Scream.
108. As Scene Asia previously reported, China Lion Distribution bought North American rights to the skin flick, telling the Hollywood Reporter that it sought "as wide as possible a release."
109. At times a flick of self - preservation burned through the fog of reverie.
110. Andrew a flick knife, and a death's head tattoo. He's great in a fight, our Andrew.
111. Let the employee study how sweep leaf can't let the leaf fly, how pare off scraps of paper then can pare off scraps of paper very so much,(sentencedict.com) how flick off dust just can't let the dust float?
112. This British thespian will be on screen this weekend playing a Scottish warrior in the brutal period action flick "Centurion."
113. Methods:The analgesic effect of Tianchan capsule was studied in mice and rats using HAC writhing reaction, hot plate test, tail flick test and pain threshold measurement of trifacial neuralgia.
114. Like a dim-witted teenager in a bad horror flick, this oblivious sea lion pup frolics in clear view of a hungry predator...
115. They went a skin flick when they were in city.
116. I had a hankering to see 1949's White Heat, the Jimmy Cagney flick where he plays gangster Cody Jarrett.
117. Before you scoff at the ridiculousness of such a concept and flick on further down your reader just stop. Indulge me for a moment.
118. This is such a fun and very simple way to flick away those unwanted thoughts once and for all.
119. And with a disdainful flick of his tail,[http://sentencedict.com/flick.html] he swam away.
120. However, our conclusions would be much more evenhanded if we flick away the floating dust of politics, and look at Liu Yong and his Ci poetry more mildly from a literary point of view.
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