Flick
Flick verb - To make an irregular series of quick, sudden movements.
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Synonyms for Flick
Project and flick are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Project" instead a verb "Flick".
Project
Project verb - To extend outward beyond a usual point.
How words are described
| old | old flick | old project |
| certain | certain flick | certain project |
| top | top flick | top project |
| single | single flick | single project |
| Other adjectives: simple, popular, small, actual, entire, real, great, fun, animated, famous, new, independent, official, next, latest, different, newest. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Stoner Flick Swallow the Key: One of the characters does this, swallowing the key to the biodome in order to keep the project going.
Source: Film / Bio-Dome - Halsey lists off the reasons that the Spartans are called Spartans, Shepard guesses that the people in charge of the project "liked that ridiculous 20th Century[sic] action flick." Chapter 13 is a loving homage to Aliens.
- The Blair Witch Project was a small, independent horror flick, made with just three no-name actors and a few handheld cameras for $25,000.
Source: Sleeper Hit
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