What is another word for flick?
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What is a flick?
How to make a flick animation in cinema 4d?
Pronunciation:
[ flˈɪk], [ flˈɪk], [ f_l_ˈɪ_k]
Similar words: flicka, flick v, flicker, blick, flicka v
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Similar words for flick:
- click (noun)
- film (noun)
- flick (noun)
- motion picture (noun)
- movie (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- slap shot (noun)
- tick (noun)
- videocassette (noun)
- flip (noun, verb)
- change (verb)
- jerk (verb)
- lick (verb)
- light touch (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- propel (verb)
- throw (verb)
- whisk (verb)
- other synonyms
- lick
- light touch
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Flick:
n.
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- blue movie,
- cartoon,
- costume drama,
- chiller,
- animation,
- anime,
- B movie,
- chick flick,
- biopic,
- buddy movie.
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- steal a glance/look,
- peep,
- take one look at,
- give someone/something the once-over,
- sneak a look/glance etc. at.
- CINE,
- videotape,
- photodrama,
- Cinematics,
- silver screen,
- talking picture,
- Cinematograph,
- cines,
- Videotapes,
- cinematographs.
- speck,
- VID,
- dab,
- shows,
- contact,
- tick,
- VIDS,
- impinging,
- slap shot,
- movie,
- wiggle,
- picture,
- show,
- wrist shot,
- striking,
- smudge,
- yank,
- XS,
- videocassette,
- jerk,
- the movies.
- x's.
n. & v.
• flip (noun, verb)v.
• change (verb) • jerk (verb) • lick (verb) • light touch (verb) • Other relevant words: (verb)- push,
- peruse,
- displace,
- take,
- withdraw,
- shine,
- move,
- remove,
- wink,
- twinkle,
- blink,
- beam,
- crack,
- take away,
- force,
- flash,
- winkle.
- cant,
- pelt,
- catapult,
- bunt,
- fire,
- fling,
- shove,
- shunt,
- compel,
- toss,
- cast,
- chuck,
- launch,
- propel,
- sling,
- precipitate,
- impel,
- lob,
- heave,
- hurl,
- butt,
- ram,
- pitch,
- goad,
- prod,
- project,
- thrust,
- drive,
- bowl.
- dis-lodges,
- lets fly,
- over-whelmed,
- un horse,
- de-livered,
- letting fly,
- dis-charges,
- dis-charge,
- dis lodged,
- dis lodges,
- un horsed,
- un seat,
- dis charges,
- flinging off,
- dis-charging,
- over-whelms,
- letted go,
- dis-lodged,
- over whelm,
- dis-charged,
- un-horse,
- un-seated,
- letted fly,
- up sets,
- over-turning,
- de livering,
- over-turn,
- un-horses,
- up setting,
- flung off,
- dis charge,
- dis-lodge,
- de-livering,
- de-liver,
- de liver,
- de-livers,
- un-horsing,
- dis lodge,
- un-horsed,
- un-seating,
- over whelmed,
- de livers,
- dis charged,
- un horsing,
- un seating,
- over turns,
- over whelming,
- over-whelm,
- dis charging,
- dis-lodging,
- over whelms,
- de livered,
- un horses,
- dis lodging,
- over turning,
- lapidating,
- up-setting,
- un-seat,
- up-set,
- over-whelming,
- up-sets,
- flings off,
- un seated.
Other synonyms:
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- onrush,
- eject,
- work,
- start,
- lubricate,
- press,
- activate,
- reset,
- trip,
- coax,
- actuate,
- turn down,
- flip on,
- trigger,
- grease,
- twiddle,
- switch on,
- deactivate.
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- switch off,
- have on,
- turn on,
- warm up,
- peek,
- play,
- Roust,
- disable,
- flip off,
- test,
- turn up,
- immobilize,
- use.
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- operate,
- shut off,
- pull,
- kiss,
- shave,
- start up,
- power,
- dodge,
- shut down,
- cannibalize,
- man,
- pause,
- flounce,
- poke,
- disengage.
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- turn out.
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- stop.
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- dive.
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- rush.
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- put out.
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- jump.
- Bandied,
- Bandying,
- tickling,
- lick,
- shrugs,
- Shrugging,
- Barreling,
- over turn,
- Vellicating,
- let fly,
- lapidated,
- lapidate,
- Danced,
- stoning,
- Barrelling,
- shies,
- letting go,
- shaven,
- catapulted,
- barrelled,
- barraged,
- pelleting,
- lets go,
- up set,
- hurtling,
- throw,
- Peppering,
- catapulting,
- Volleyed,
- Shying,
- Volleying,
- barreled,
- Pelleted,
- bulleted,
- barraging,
- fling off,
- shrug,
- lapidates,
- pepper,
- kissing,
- Shrugged,
- brush,
- hurtle,
- peppers,
- dancing,
- glance,
- whisk,
- Peppered,
- vellicate.
- beat,
- paint,
- short subject,
- palpitate,
- macula,
- snarl,
- thud,
- love story,
- skin flick,
- aspect,
- hack,
- blotch,
- fathom,
- plunk,
- painting,
- documentary film,
- splash,
- joggle,
- pleat,
- lap,
- tarnish,
- manipulate,
- stain,
- fillip,
- plastic film,
- nevus,
- disturb,
- twitch,
- whizz,
- bore,
- flee,
- jiggle,
- nick,
- fall into place,
- animated cartoon,
- adventure film,
- strawberry mark,
- thump,
- throb,
- speckle,
- gutter,
- lentigo,
- scratching,
- mental picture,
- photo,
- maculation,
- flit,
- get across,
- plump,
- exposure,
- sneak preview,
- pick,
- abduct,
- lambency,
- depiction,
- streak,
- prospect,
- impression,
- dash,
- Tunk,
- tattoo,
- imbue,
- Smouch,
- likeness,
- clunk,
- chink,
- sashay,
- stroke,
- mix,
- photograph,
- docudrama,
- waver,
- flutter,
- tear,
- cockle,
- ply,
- rub,
- ruffle up,
- caress,
- silent film,
- horse opera,
- taint,
- pulse,
- bump,
- collective noun,
- nudie,
- chatter,
- macule,
- bob,
- rap,
- silent movie,
- cut,
- scuttle,
- tittle,
- strut,
- score,
- flip over,
- educational film,
- clack,
- gash,
- caste mark,
- interchange,
- tweak,
- peepshow,
- image,
- characterization,
- spin,
- earmark,
- brand,
- display,
- flip out,
- belief,
- thriller,
- icon,
- twist,
- flip-flop,
- agitate,
- cicatrix,
- bloodstain,
- bust,
- characterisation,
- word-painting,
- handle,
- daub,
- smutch,
- clop,
- scamper,
- come home,
- coming attraction,
- mottle,
- flirt,
- tinkle,
- swagger,
- bicker,
- jot,
- wrench,
- patter,
- paw,
- preview,
- check,
- point,
- tack,
- slow motion,
- pitter-patter,
- pad,
- Tittup,
- Pitapat,
- mingle,
- scoot,
- sink in,
- puncture,
- scene,
- flump,
- spatter,
- engraving,
- bolt,
- idea,
- cluck,
- go,
- documentary,
- stigma,
- flitch,
- flop,
- check mark,
- cock,
- smear,
- smirch,
- poke at,
- sky,
- permeate,
- eyesore,
- newsreel,
- pluck,
- light touch,
- checkmark,
- fleck,
- short,
- skip,
- infiltrate,
- delineation,
- perforate,
- jog,
- hitchhike,
- penetrate,
- splotch,
- pornographic film,
- ripple,
- shuffle,
- turn,
- dot,
- alternate,
- jigger,
- browse,
- feel,
- video,
- freckle,
- turn over,
- fluff,
- start-up,
- mess-up,
- drawing,
- pit-a-pat,
- scotch,
- undulate,
- feeling,
- sputter,
- palpate,
- splutter,
- photographic film,
- figure,
- spot,
- feature,
- switch,
- Cinema Verite,
- home movie,
- snatch,
- prick,
- Flyspeck,
- blaze,
- whisper,
- marking,
- seize,
- patch,
- effigy,
- motion-picture show,
- pictorial matter,
- wave,
- dawn,
- clink,
- birthmark,
- infotainment,
- watermark,
- blur,
- Yerk,
- get through,
- smoker,
- prance,
- buck,
- splatter,
- moving-picture show,
- notch,
- breath,
- rumple,
- underground film,
- hitch,
- dapple,
- peck,
- whiz,
- finger,
- slat,
- Creepie,
- trailer,
- Graving,
- smut,
- hop,
- wield,
- clump,
- mark,
- word picture,
- beak,
- ikon,
- discompose,
- sprint,
- imprint,
- shoot,
- sense of touch,
- black-and-white film,
- Scarification,
- silent,
- western,
- warm-up,
- thumb through,
- crump,
- hurry,
- scenery,
- Taction,
- scar,
- blot,
- tickle,
- snake,
- whistle,
- skedaddle,
- palm,
- discoloration,
- flitter,
- feature film,
- scratch,
- quiver,
- zoom,
- blemish,
- jig,
- dance,
- take off,
- adventure,
- crackle,
- mole,
- rupture,
- cinema.
How to use "Flick" in context?
When people hear the word "flick," they think of a movie with a quick, easy pace; something that is over quickly. A flick usually refers to a movie that is only an hour and thirty minutes long. In the early days of filmmaking, movies were usually longer, and they were called dramas. Then, in the 1920s, shorts began to be made, and they were called "flickers." Over time, the term "flick" came to refer to movies that are only an hour and thirty minutes long.
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