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91flutter kick — flut′ter kick n. spo a swimming kick in which the legs make rapid alternate up and down movements while the knees remain rigid …
92Flutter — F/A/V The rapid period variation of frequency caused by unsteadiness of the film or tape drive. (Sound) WikiV A rapid variation in the pitch or of a recorded audio signal usually on a turntable or tape recording, caused by variations in the speed …
93flutter-by — /ˈflʌtə baɪ/ (say flutuh buy) noun Colloquial → butterfly …
94flutter-kick — /ˈflʌtə kɪk/ (say flutuh kik) noun (in swimming) a kick, usually performed as part of freestyle, in which the legs are held straight and moved up and down alternately …
95flutter-tongue — /ˈflʌtə tʌŋ/ (say flutuh tung) noun a musical effect caused by trilling on wind instruments such as the flute and trumpet …
96flutter — flut|ter sb. (dirren, flimren; voldsom vibration) …
97flutter — Kōwelo, kapalili, kolili, konini, welo, konikoni. Also: kāwelowelo, napenape, kālepalepa, kālepa, kūlepe, kīlepa, ku uwelu, kōwehe, ho okolili, koni, nini, konini, hāku i, kapau u; hulahula (as eyelid); māewa, nenene, oeowewe. ♦ Carried… …
98flutter — v. Gamble in small way. Also n …
99flutter kick — noun a swimming kick; the legs are moved rapidly up and down without bending the knees • Hypernyms: ↑swimming kick • Part Holonyms: ↑crawl, ↑front crawl, ↑Australian crawl, ↑backstroke …
100flutter echo — noun : a rapid series of echoes (as in broadcast and recording studios) originating in reflection between two parallel surfaces …
