flitter
- v move back and forth very rapidly
- Consider this flitter and flutter from Meet the Press in June: "I really don't like the idea of a federal balanced-budget amendment, but I am very tempted .
- An unstable, ambitious politician Winston Churchill, flitter from party to party, extreme reactionary, himself the first fruit of the first famous snob-dollar marriage, 'half .
- Dogs cower, flitter bats, and owls range .