flutter|fluttered|fluttering|flutters in English

verb

[flut·ter || 'flʌtə(r)]

flap, wave; (about the heart) beat; vibrate, tremble, quiver; confuse, agitate; run about aimlessly

Use "flutter|fluttered|fluttering|flutters" in a sentence

1. 2 The tricolor flutters 11 everywhere.

2. Pages fluttering like bird's wings.

3. Flags fluttered in the breeze.

4. She fluttered about the room anxiously.

5. The banner fluttered in the breeze.

6. A seagull fluttered down with an injured wing.

7. A gust of wind fluttered the shavings wood.

8. The butterfly fluttered into the room.

9. Her eyelids fluttered but did not open.

10. His eyelids were already fluttering into sleep.

11. A petal fluttered to the ground.

12. His photo, stapled to sandbag fortifications, flutters in the breeze.

13. Pigeons fluttered in and out, cooing gently.

14. 1 The banner fluttered in the breeze.

15. The birds fluttered excitedly in the trees.

16. It was a dark shape, fluttering.

17. I could feel a fluttering pulse.

18. A common misconception is that Backstroke flutter kick was simply freestyle flutter kick rolled over

19. It's not bedding any girl who flutters her eyelashes, mighty lion-slayer.

20. Brightly coloured flags were fluttering in the breeze.

21. The coloured flags are fluttering in the breeze.

22. The butterfly fluttered from flower to flower.

23. 2 He fluttered his hands around wildly.

24. The curtains fluttered in the night breeze.

25. Nessie rose up, her heart fluttering.