Flichtering

/ˈflɪtʃəɹtɪŋ/ verb

Definition

Present participle of flichter; the ongoing action of moving with quick, unsteady, trembling motions.

Etymology

From flichter with the present participle suffix -ing, indicating a continuous or habitual action in the present tense or as a gerund.

Kelly Says

The -ing form transforms a momentary motion into an extended state of being—'flichtering' suggests something perpetually restless, like the constant agitation of nervous energy that can't settle.

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