Flitted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FLITTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FLIT, to move lightly and swiftly
• move swiftly and lightly
• move house or leave one's home, typically secretly so as to escape creditors or obligations.
NOUN:
• an act of moving house or leaving one's home, typically secretly so as to escape creditors or obligations
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of flit

Words related to FLITTED

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How to use FLITTED in a sentence

• When I awoke, these renewed themselves to me, and they flitted about with me for the remainder of the day.
• She flitted by like some wandering grey moth into the dim garden, still wringing her hands.
• Deep pallor and bright colour flitted by turns across the face of Nitetis, as his fiery eyes fixed her with a piercing gaze.
• The garden was an homage to nature, a carefully tended frame within which blossoms fell and birds flitted in their own time.
• Amid the shadows that never deceive flitted a smile of peace and contentment.
• She flitted everywhere, preoccupied, yet apparently doing nothing.
• At that moment a swallow flitted from stone to stone, too tired to fly far, and he wondered whence it had come.
• Then Baubie selected a flight of steps leading to a basement store, and throwing him a look of command flitted down and seated herself at the bottom.
• It flung long, ghostly shadows east and west, which flitted, lean and noiseless and black, before the wind.
• The very girls who, on past summer afternoons, flitted in bareheaded loveliness from door to door, have changed with the changing times.
• In this beautiful, retired, and even solitary spot, I flitted, as it were, from one flower to another like a very butterfly.
• They got little from the Bedawee or the Yourouks, who flitted when tax-time came.
• She watched him leaping up as each soft-winged creature flitted by.
• The latter was not so visible as the former, for the feathered creatures flitted here and there amid the branches, bursting into various melodious notes.
• Gotzkowsky looked at her with astonishment and curiosity, and a cloud flitted across his brow.
• Then as suddenly again his countenance cleared, and a proud smile flitted across it.
• They flitted from branch to branch in the sweetness of the night.
• Her thoughts flitted to and fro, now resting on Mrs.
• This was the first thought favourable to Louis which had flitted through her mind for a long time.
• CHAPTER XI Five years had flitted by since Jake Benton was converted down in the hills.
• The Admiral flitted down the Riverton Road, and Peter ran gaily after him.
• All the emotions, all the thoughts and visions which flitted across my mind during the day, now crowded upon me.
• The doctor bent low over the papers on his desk, and I fancied for the moment that a faint smile flitted over his face.
• A bright rose color flitted over her cheeks, and when she looked up, tears stood in her eyes.
• A bird came and perched on the windowsill, and then flitted away toward the blue sky.
• Narrow streams of light flitted across the dense vapours, visible only in their gleam.
• A hundred ladies and gentlemen from the inn and summer cottages flitted in and about it.
• A dark, shrouded figure emerged, flitted swiftly down the long gallery, down the stair-way, and vanished.

Similar words containing FLITT without suffix ed

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