-
slang term,
first recorded in 1926. It
originates in the verb
flicker,
owing to the
flickering appearance of
early films.
Common terms for the field, in general...
- two w****s are
needed for a
mated pair to
build the nest. Male
flickers find
female flickers by head
bobbing and
their personal mating call. The
common sounds...
- up
flicker in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Flicker may
refer to:
Flickers, wood****s of the
subgenus Colaptes Examples include:
Andean flicker, Bermuda...
- a
frame that says "The
Flicker," at
which point it starts. The
screen goes white, then
after a
short while, the
screen flickers with a
single black frame...
- St. Martin's Press. "Fractured
Flickers". DVD Talk.
Retrieved April 30, 2023. "Movies! TV
Network Fractured Flickers".
Movies TV Network.
Retrieved August...
- In
Flickers is the
eleventh studio album by Lycia,
released on
October 26, 2018 by
Projekt Records. I Die: You Die gave In
Flickers a
positive review and...
- used
fluorescent lamps which flickered at 100–120 Hz;
newer fluorescently backlit LCDs use an
electronic ballast that
flickers at 25–60 kHz
which is far...
- "Good
Books -
Single by Lola Young". Spotify.
Retrieved 7
March 2025. "
Flicker of
Light -
Single by Lola Young".
Apple Music.
Retrieved 14
December 2024...
-
flickers, on the
other hand, nest in
riparian trees and very
rarely inhabit saguaros.
Gilded flickers occasionally hybridize with
northern flickers in...
- A flip book, flipbook,
flicker book, or
kineograph is a
booklet with a
series of
images that very
gradually change from one page to the next, so that...
