Flit
51flit — flɪt n. quick light movement; fluttering; change of residence (Scottish); homosexual (derogatory) v. fly; flutter; dart; move quickly; change location; escape in secret …
52flit — lift …
53flit — verb (flits, flitting, flitted) 1》 move swiftly and lightly. 2》 chiefly Scottish & N. English move house or leave one s home, especially in secrecy. noun Brit. informal an act of leaving one s home in secrecy. Origin ME: from ON flytja; related… …
54flit — v. n. Fly rapidly, dart along …
55flit — Verb. To secretly move house or leave home in an attempt to escape a person and/or a situation. . E.g. We can t afford to pay the Landlord the Ј500 we owe him so we re flitting tonight. Mainly N. England/Scottish use Noun. An act of flitting, see …
56flit — v 1. dart, flirt, hop, volitate; fly, soar, sail, zoom, sweep, skim, skim along. 2. flutter, flitter, flap, beat, wave; flick, flicker, dance; quiver, quaver. 3.(all of time) fly by, pass swiftly, pass by or away quickly, fleet; elapse, lapse,… …
57flit — [flɪt] verb [I] to move quickly from one place to another without stopping long …
58flít — a m (ȋ) pog. sredstvo za uničevanje mrčesa z razprševanjem …
59flit — see FLOAT …
60flit — to remove ; two Sittings are as bad as one fire ; i. e. household goods are as much injured by two removals as by one fire. N …