flick

Object

• switch: Select 4th gear, then flick the overdrive switch on.
• ball: The ball was pumped forward, Leo under pressure flicked the ball wide leaving Bowen to attack Dean Gordon.
• header: Moments later Ritchie Humphreys flicked a header past the far post.
• ash: His double tours seem as easy for him as flicking the ash from cigarettes for some habitual smokers.

Adjective modifier

• deft: Neil Grayson played a deft flick to his left which found Heath.
• low-budget: This low-budget exploitation flick is unbelievably relevant by today`s terms.
• teen: What the hell kind of teen horror flick is that?
• neat: He took a neat flick from Jeff Astle and hit the ball under the diving body of Parkes.
• quick: Between probing the needles they'll give a quick flick of their wings.

Modifies a noun

• knife: The band name was taken from the name of Williams ' flick knife!

Followed by an intransitive particle

• through: I'd like to know how people read magazines, which sections get flicked through, which are always read.

Preposition: of

• wrist: A flick of the wrist, an ego trip.
• switch: What do you think about artists making music at the ' flick of a switch ' or by a chance noise making device etc.
• lever: The mowing configuration can be changed at the flick of lever.

Noun used with modifier

• slasher: BTW - are we considering all scary movies horror movies or are we talking slasher flicks.
• chick: Save The Last Dance is a classic chick flick.
• gangster: The Long Good Friday is no normal gangster flick.
• horror: They're like something out of a Gothic horror flick with spikes along the top.
• zombie: These were times when zombie flicks actually tore a chunk of gory nail from a young horror enthusiast's fingers.
• sci-fi: Cue the opening credits, complete with sensational B-movie type music recalling many a cheesy 50s sci-fi flick!