flicker
A flicker that lasts for a very short time.
Used to describe a small and often brief flicker.
A flicker that appears unexpectedly.
Used to describe a very weak or barely perceptible flicker.
Emphasizes the extremely small nature of the flicker.
Indicates a flicker that is not large in size or intensity.
The final sign of something, often used figuratively to mean the last remnant of a quality like hope or freedom.
The flickering light produced by a candle.
Used for an expression or emotion that briefly appears on someone's face.
When a small, quick movement or light attracts someone's attention.
A small, faint sign of hope in a difficult situation.
A brief, slight sign that someone is interested.
A very brief, slight smile.
A brief, unsteady appearance of light.
A brief sign that someone recognizes a person or thing.
A brief, quick movement that is barely seen.
The unsteady light from a flame.
The unsteady light from a candle.
A quick, slight movement of the eyes.
To shine unsteadily, turning on and then off repeatedly.
To flicker for a short period of time.
To flicker for a short period of time.
To flicker for a short period of time.
To flicker in a small, barely noticeable way.
To be extinguished after a period of unsteady light.
To stop working or shining after a period of unsteady light.
Often describes eyes moving quickly and irregularly due to nervousness.
To perceive a flicker with your eyes.
To become aware of a flicker, often an emotion on someone's face.
To briefly see or notice a flicker, especially of movement or light.
To experience a brief, internal feeling, like a flicker of hope or jealousy.
To discover or identify the presence of a faint flicker, often an emotion.
To exhibit a brief sign of an emotion or quality.
For eyes or light to move quickly across a surface or person.
For an emotion or light to move quickly over a surface, like a face or a screen.
To start working or become active, often said of a screen or machine.
To start working or become active, often said of a screen or machine.
To open slightly and quickly, especially one's eyes when waking up.