Fluttered [verb]

Her heart fluttered violently with fear as she saw that he stepped out after her, and walked by her side toward the house.

She became my sweetheart, temporarily; but a born butterfly, she soon fluttered away, leaving me disconsolate—for a time!

Her pale face flushed ever so slightly and the soft eyes fluttered at him a half-astonished, half-grateful glance.

He stooped to knot up his long, wet hair, and the parrot fluttered to his shoulder.

His cheap unbuttoned raglan-style coat fluttered in the wind off the Hudson.

The handkerchief at the girl's neck fluttered, and a strand of her hair danced and glistened in the sunshine.

The two larger birds were instantly killed, while the small female beyond was crippled, and fluttered around in a circle.

On the eastern fluttered gauzy veils, feathery fans, blazing brocade of Mosul, and kerchiefs of Kufa.

It was simple, direct, and convincing, and my heart fluttered like the drum-beat's morning call to action the moment I read it.

She did not speak, but looked smiling into my face as the call was repeated, while her throat fluttered.