Flick is valid Scrabble Word

Is flick a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is flick valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

5 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for FLICK in dictionary:

VERB:

to strike lightly with a fingernail
strike or propel (something) with a sudden quick movement of the fingers
make or cause to make a sudden quick movement
turn (an electrical device) on or off
move (an object) rapidly up and down so as to strike something or someone
touch or move in a quick movement
To whip lightly or with a quick jerk; to flap; as, to flick a horse; to flick the dirt from boots.
flash intermittently
look through a book or other written material
cause to move with a flick

NOUN:

a sudden quick movement
the sudden release of a bent finger or thumb, especially to propel a small object
a light, sharp, quickly retracted blow, especially with a whip.
a quick look through (a book, magazine, etc.)
a cinema film
the cinema
a group of hares or rabbits.
A flitch; as, a flick of bacon.
a light sharp contact (usually with something flexible)
a short stroke
a form of entertainment that enacts a story by sound and a sequence of images giving the illusion of continuous movement
tap or quick stroke

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to strike with a quick, light blow

Words related to FLICK

flickable20 flicked17 flicking18 flicks15

Words that contain FLICK

flicks15 flicked17 flicker16 calflick19 flickers17 flickery20 flicking18 calflicks20 flickable20 flickered19 skinflick22 snowflick21 flickering20 skinflicks23 snowflicks22 flickerier19 flickertail20 flickeriest20 flickeringly25 flickertails21

How to use FLICK in a sentence

There is scarcely enough movement of water to flick the sunlight.
He had his pencil out, and contrived to flick a piece of paper into my lap unseen by Yussuf Dakmar.
He knows he has but to flick the ash from his cigarette and the Army will spring to attention and the Navy will get feverishly to work.
When I was about thirteen or so, I used to carry bats for some of the Cleveland Indians, such as Elmer Flick, Napoleon Lajoie and Terry Turner.
He saw birds come and dip their heads to drink in it and then flick their wings and fly away.
The flick of a tail, the purr of an engine or the slope of a wing may give the observant a clue as to the disposition of an aerial Pegasus.
It was strange indeed that he could still sit there and flick his whip with so terrible an injury.
They could flick a square inch of ice at thirty feet with its tip.
She occasionally tries to flick away a fly with her short tail.
Mile after mile of the time-killing track swung slowly to the rear, and there was not even the flick of speed to help in the grim battle.

So, with an impudent flick of his tail he followed Huldah, with the air of one who would not deign to fight mere farm-dogs.
He leaned halfway across the com, and was able to flick down a lever with the very tip of his longest finger.
There was a flick of wings, and in, through the open window, flew the robin.
Life had no other meaning any more than it has for the omnibus hack, which cannot conceive existence outside shafts, and devoid of the intermittent flick of a whip point.
But a soldier, who happened to be passing along the street, gave the torch a flick with his hat, and extinguished it.
He had won again! The pressure had fallen away in a flick, almost as if some current had been snapped off.
I stopped to look back but the only sign of life I could see was the fast flick of taxicab lights as they crossed an intersection about a half mile back.
Maurice, approached, and you should have seen the smile change to a sneer, without a flick of difference in the expression of the eyes.
Then the flick of the head that goes with the snort.
The ion-drive unit had hurtled to the far end of the tank at the first flick of power.
Here and there, nuaniam signs began to flick on, their garish blues, reds, and whites bathing the street in a glow of synthetic light.
There was a quiet insistence in the act that was like the flick of a whip to Mr.
And when another boy gave him a sudden flick with a knotted handkerchief, or the like, he had little chance of catching that other boy.
Now and then a drop of spray would flick my cheek, and I think the sound of the wind around the rock was really more horrid than the noise the water made.
From time to time he threw a quick glance, like the flick of a whip, to make sure that we were in step.
Starr took in the details with a flick here and there of his flashlight that he kept carefully turned away from the green-shaded windows.
A visit to a surgeon and the flick of a knife quite shattered that illusion.
A dexterous flick of his rod landed the worm fairly in the middle of the run.
By a move of the hand and a flick of a switch everybody can be in touch with anybody and anybody with everybody almost everywhere.
Then, unconsciously applying the wisdom of Solomon, the driver deals a smart flick to the old mother.

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