Flicking

Water Dousing and "Flicking" (Bradbury memo, May 10, 2005) "Cold water is poured on the detainee either from a container or from a hose without a nozzle.

FACT - Freedom Against Censorship Thailand 2009

Flicking a card in and out is easier and quickier than typing in something on a touchscreen — though the time difference is the kind of thing that only someone overly obsessed with getting through airports as quickly as possible would worry about.

HLO Day 4: When Your Qantas Club Card Dies | Lifehacker Australia 2009

Flicking through these prime cuts of flesh can be a humbling experience.

The Guyliner: Do I Really Need a Six-Pack to Make an Impact? Why I'm Sticking With the Body I've Got The Guyliner 2011

Flicking through these prime cuts of flesh can be a humbling experience.

The Guyliner: Do I Really Need a Six-Pack to Make an Impact? Why I'm Sticking With the Body I've Got The Guyliner 2011

Flicking my thumbnail against the match head was most satisfying but also required a half-dozen tries.

Strike Anywhere: The Best Matches for Survival Situations 2009

Flicking around he found C-SPAM, which was still letting the shocking unseen transformation roll without comment for all to see.

Grand Heads for America: A Fable of Exceptionalism Steve Anderson 2011

Flicking quickly through the first few pictures, he soon saw what he wanted.

The Priest Gerard O’Donovan 2011

Flicking the safety off, I fired the round into the piece of cardboard that was on the farthest target.

New Weekly Contest: Best Hunting Story Wins a Leatherman 2009

Flicking and wagging that tongue of his, nibbling at me with his lips, sucking hard on me.

Reciprocation Erin Zulkoski 2011

Flicking the safety off, I fired the round into the piece of cardboard that was on the farthest target.

New Weekly Contest: Best Hunting Story Wins a Leatherman 2009