flutterer

She fell into the category of what I often call to myself a flutterer.

The black flutterer returned almost at once.

On the contrary he was taken to be something of a maverick and flutterer of dovecotes.

That he didn't need a skylark for his wife, a social flutterer who would drag him from ball to rout to frivolous house party.

A flutterer rather than a flyer."

You can't be a dimwitted flutterer and produce a popular comic strip day after day, now can you?

Most of the Night Flutterer's worshipers are xvarts, though wererats and werebats occasionally also revere him.

Oh, something within me recognized him, knew him for that Buinel whom Windlow had called Buinel the flutterer.

Rhyothemis variegata, known as the Common Picture Wing or Variegated Flutterer, is a species of dragonfly of the family Libellulidae, found in South Asia.

Rekah might be a flutterer who'd clearly heard entirely too many romantic ballads, but she was also an excellent cook, and she took over the fire pit as soon as Brandark and Tothas finished it.

I came through the opening into the hollow in a rush, a crunch of jaws, a flap of great paws catching this and that flutterer, to make a leisurely meal of warm flesh as I spat feathers out of the opening and watched the storm move away across the fax hills.