flits in English

verb

1

move swiftly and lightly.

small birds flitted about in the branches

synonyms: dart, dance, skip, play, dash, trip, flutter, bob, bounce

noun

1

an act of leaving one's home or moving, typically secretly so as to escape creditors or obligations.

moonlight flits from one insalubrious dwelling to another

verb

• dart, dance, skip, play, dash, trip, flutter, bob, bounce
• dart, flutter, fleet

noun

• dart

Use "flits" in a sentence

1. She flits from one exotic location to another.

2. My brain flits like a hummingbird when reading your posts, so many thoughts, as well as oohings and Aahings, aroused

3. When not pulling strings at the cosmic level, Almagest flits among mortal societies in many different worlds, taking on hundreds of different lives to engage in

4. The main creative project of Lizzy Ellison (previously of Portland’s Radiation City), Cardioid flits between genres and tones with the sly, dexterous abandon of an artist in full control

5. In Cogitation the thought or attention flits aimlessly about the subject. And he walked away up the dark avenue towards the house, his hands clasped behind him and his big head bent in Cogitation