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Meaning of flittern
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flittern (a.)
A term applied to the bark obtained from young oak trees.
flittern Sentence Examples
- The butterflies flittered merrily among the vibrant petals of the garden.
- The hummingbirds flittered with lightning speed, their tiny wings creating a gentle hum.
- The leaves on the trees flittered in the gentle breeze, casting dancing shadows below.
- The snow softly flittered down, creating a pristine blanket of white.
- The fireflies flittered through the night sky, their faint glow illuminating the darkness.
- The water droplets on the spider's web flittered like tiny crystals in the sunlight.
- The children flittered around the playground, their laughter filling the air.
- The flames from the bonfire fitfully flittered, casting eerie shadows on the surrounding faces.
- The leaves of the aspen tree flittered with a shimmering effect in the autumn wind.
- The paper airplanes flittered through the classroom, carrying messages of excitement and adventure.
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A term applied to the bark obtained from young oak trees.
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The butterflies flittered merrily among the vibrant petals of the garden.
The hummingbirds flittered with lightning speed, their tiny wings creating a gentle hum.
The leaves on the trees flittered in the gentle breeze, casting dancing shadows below.
The snow softly flittered down, creating a pristine blanket of white.
