Flit (verb)

1. To move quickly and lightly; to fly or flutter.
2. To move or pass swiftly or suddenly.

Origin:

Early 16th century: of unknown origin.

Examples:

1. Butterflies flit from flower to flower.
2. She flitted around the room, unable to settle.
3. He flitted from job to job, never staying long in one place.
4. She flitted through the party, barely stopping to talk to anyone.
5. The birds flitted through the trees.