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flick

verb as in light touch

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Every year Halloween comes around, and with it those classic horror flicks, with their dated special effects and well-timed scare scenes that make us jump even though we know they’re coming.

From Salon

Then for Newcastle's second, goalkeeper Nick Pope stepped forward to take a free-kick and his long ball forward was flicked on by Burn and knocked in by substitute Osula.

From BBC

Wayne would swagger into town to shoot flicks like “Blue Steel,” a 1934 western starring The Duke as a U.S. marshal who pursues a baddie named the Polka Dot Bandit.

Albert combined pure power in smashing two huge leg-side sixes with some incredible reverse flicks to the rope off the pace bowlers.

From BBC

Their hits featured in the soundtrack to school discos, people would flick through magazines for posters and debate who their favourite member was.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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