Synonym: flutter, waver, woodpecker. Similar words: flickering, city slicker, knickerbockers, flick, kicker, dicker, bicker, snicker. Meaning: ['flɪkə(r)] 
n. 1. a momentary flash of light 2. North American woodpecker 3. the act of moving back and forth. v. 1. move back and forth very rapidly 2. shine unsteadily 3. flash intermittently.
n. 1. a momentary flash of light 2. North American woodpecker 3. the act of moving back and forth. v. 1. move back and forth very rapidly 2. shine unsteadily 3. flash intermittently. 
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61) The animation is silky smooth and flicker free as your players run around the vast countryside scenario.
62) I really have never felt even a flicker of emotion when I sang the National Anthem.
63) Had they felt a flicker of disrespect, he wondered, dressing for a jamboree which was now more like a wake?
64) I could see the flicker of a television set reflected in the glass, though.
65) A spotted flicker with his knife beak and red moustaches perches on the coyote fence, studies me, then flies.
66) But by not so much as a flicker of an eyebrow did he betray his emotions.
67) The heretofore brilliant, often blinding light of classical culture was gradually reduced to a pitiful flicker.
68) The lights flicker off and on, off and on, the signal that the library is about to close.
69) To burn low and unsteadily; flicker.
70) Demonstrates how to reduce flicker with double buffering.
71) This flicker is detected on a photocell.
72) Gigolo even not come, Milky Way still flicker.
73) She would wither and flicker out like a candle.
74) On the downside, CRTs are very bulky, emit considerable electromagnetic radiation, and can cause eyestrain due to their refresh-induced flicker.
75) A low flicker noise mixer for zero-IF GPS receiver is presented.
76) We watched the flicker of the firelight on the wall.
77) Low - speed jet flames are known to flicker a low frequency.
78) Flicker noise is approximately simulated by power law model of phase noise spectral density.
79) A single flicker of the eyes could give you away.
80) JGW - B 1 was used to determine the horary visual acuity with flicker apparatus.
81) This a few seconds, during which your screen might flicker.
82) Methods Flicker electroretinograms (F-ERG) and pattern visual evoked potential (P-VEP) were used to evaluate the retinal and macular area function.
83) Finally it sets forth a new method for synchronous detection which is used to detect voltage flicker and harmonic analysis.
84) A yellow-shafted flicker leaves its nest in a forest in the United States.
85) The smallest flicker of a smile played over Vice Admiral Parangosky's thin lips.
86) Londhar saw a momentary flicker of doubt in Ryel's eyes.
87) The invention provides a visual display unit which is used for backlit and depreciation of lamp of electricity saving and prevents flicker of the display image properly when revising the image.
88) We live in the flicker - may it last as long as the old earth keeps rolling!
89) “The Corps operations around the country include land and water resources vital to birds and wildlife,” said John Flicker,[www.Sentencedict.com] national president of the Audubon Society.
90) She put the letter on the desk in front of me, her face deadpan, not a flicker of a smile.
More similar words: flickering, city slicker, knickerbockers, flick, kicker, dicker, bicker, snicker, trickery, bickering, Blood is thicker than water, pucker, locker, sucker, trucker, knacker, rockery, cracker, mockery, inflict, afflict, quackery, hijacker, crockery, pucker up, attacker, conflict, checkered, wicked, wicket.