flick

US /flɪk/
UK /flɪk/
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a sudden quick movement

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With a quick flick of the wrist, he sent the ball flying.
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She gave her hair a casual flick.
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snaptwitchjerkflipswish
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a light, quick blow or touch

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He gave the cat a gentle flick on the nose.
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A flick of the finger sent the coin spinning.
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3.

(informal) a movie or film

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Let's go see a flick tonight.
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That was a great flick, I really enjoyed it.
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moviefilmpicturecinema
1.

to make a sudden quick movement

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He flicked the dust off his jacket.
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She flicked her wrist to open the fan.
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snaptwitchjerkflipswish
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to hit or remove with a light, quick blow

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He flicked the ash into the ashtray.
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She flicked a crumb off her dress.
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tapbrushknockswatdab
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