1. to move quickly with light, trembling, or irregular motions
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'flitter'

1. plural of flitter; things that flitter or move with quick, light motions
Usage: less common than the verb form

Examples

• The butterfly flitters from flower to flower in the garden.
• Shadows flitters across the wall as the curtains move in the breeze.
• Her eyes flitters nervously around the room during the presentation.
• The hummingbird flitters its wings so fast we can barely see them.
• Leaves flitters down from the trees in autumn.
• His attention flitters between different topics without focus.