Synonym: flutter, fly, glide. Similar words: quality of life, flix, flip, flies, fling, flint, flirt, flick. Meaning: [flɪt] 
n. 1. a sudden quick movement 2. a secret move (to avoid paying debts). v. move along rapidly and lightly; skim or dart.
n. 1. a sudden quick movement 2. a secret move (to avoid paying debts). v. move along rapidly and lightly; skim or dart. 
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31. To realize Flitter, you must extend the Drupal database to include a new Flitter table; permissions to access Flitter data, or flits; a form to edit a flit; and some code to manipulate the database.
32. Her kisses flit in the air, but where are her lips?
33. They are never content with doing only one thing at a time, and they flit from project to project purposelessly.
34. Those humanoids are hard work; they flit about continually, but you do not have to be afraid, everything is watched and under control.
35. The yellow beacon continued to flit past the window and the rain still drummed.
36. Fireflies flit in the bush near the dried-up pond, and bamboo branches fling their shadows on the grass-grown path.
37. Now they tell me that first of the tenants are to flit tomorrow.
38. By random chance , a particle - antiparticle pair can flit into existence straddling the event horizon.
39. This relationship is greatly strengthened when steady Virgo provides one Twin with a steady emotional anchor while allowing the other Twin to flit about at will.
More similar words: quality of life, flix, flip, flies, fling, flint, flirt, flick, flier, flinch, flipper, flip out, flinty, flimsy, flight, afflict, inflict, trifling, baffling, conflict, stifling, flipping, flippant, little by little, afflicted, skinflint, unflinching, profligacy, flight path, profligate.