To flutter or move with quick, irregular motions; to flap or quiver.
Scottish/Northern English variant of 'flutter,' possibly influenced by 'flaught' and 'flap,' used from the 1600s to describe rapid motion.
Old dialect words like 'flaughter' are incredibly expressive—one word captures the rapid, fluttery movement better than saying 'flutter around quickly' would.
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