0 to move quickly and lightly from place to place -- terbang
Butterflies flitted around in the garden.
He flitted in, gave vent to all sorts of sentiments, and flitted out again.
He flits in and makes his inflammatory speech, and before anyone can reply he walks out.
Are the same facilities to be enjoyed by the rogue who flits from affair to affair?
We are here dealing with the landlord who goes into a house to see whether the tenant is still there or has flitted.
The problem of the flitting tenant leaving premises is one which landlords have to face now.
There is a series of circumstances where the occupier may have flitted.
I am not about to call for the restoration of national service, although there are times when it has flitted across my mind.
We have a flitting personnel of five persons who, for one reason or another, are to be the nominal heads of certain organisations.
