blicking

Verb (1)

blick (third-person singular simple present blicks, present participle blicking, simple past and past participle blicked)

1. (transitive) To shine, gleam.
   • Shirley Steynes Bluey took a deep breath as he entered the main street; nothing new under the sun-lamp as white pinks blicked across the street in a line of heat-glazed asterisks1978, Michael Wilding, The Tabloid Story Pocket Book, page 82
2. (ambitransitive, nonce-word) To make, or cause to make, a soft, crisp sound.
   • The recorder blicked off, and the tape hissed to the end of the reel in silence.1988, Sheila Radley, The chief inspector's daughter, page 171

Verb (2)

blick (third-person singular simple present blicks, present participle blicking, simple past and past participle blicked)

1. (intransitive) Of gold or silver, to exhibit blick.
   • When the cupellation is nearly finished, a play of colors is seen, and the button [sc. of silver] suddenly brightens or “blicks,” and becomes white, and is free from lead.1870, Karl Remigius Fresenius, System of instruction in quantitative chemical analysis, § 226, page 530

Verb (3)

blick (third-person singular simple present blicks, present participle blicking, simple past and past participle blicked)

1. (Multicultural-London-English, slang, transitive) To shoot up (fire bullets at).
   • Thinkin' like Roddy, got a stick in the box (Roddy) / Hide in another car, we just blickin' the opps (Bah)2023 May 24, “Bounce”, PGF Nuk (lyrics)

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