See Also: flutter 2, noun(dictionary)
flutter(2)(dictionary)
flutter(1)(dictionary)
flutter(medicine)
Flutter(health)
ventricular flutter(medicine)
flutter 1, verb(dictionary)
diaphragmatic flutter(medicine)
flutter-fibrillation(medicine)
Flutter, atrial(health)

flutter 2, noun (oh)



2 n [singular]
a feeling of being nervous, confused, or excited
in a flutter
::She was all in a flutter.
::His sudden resignation caused quite a flutter.
a flutter of sth
a sudden feeling that is not very strong
::She felt a flutter of curiosity.
a light gentle movement
flutter of
::a flutter of wings
have a flutter
BrE informal to risk a small amount of money on the result of something such as a horse race
-synonym have a bet have a bet