Flick

Unit of time invented by Facebook - 1 flick corresponds to 1/705600000 of a second.
It was created as a way to express in Integer numbers (multiples of flicks) the duration of a frame in videos/films played back at common frame rates: 24, 25, 30, 48, 50, 60, 90, 100, 120 Hz and 1/1000 divisions of each. It can also be used in audio for the most common frequencies: 8, 16, 22, 24, 32, 44, 48, 88, 96 and 192 kHz.
Ex:

60 fps frame = 11760000 flicks

by drout_ January 27, 2018

flick

Middle finger

by ARK August 7, 2003

flick

An event, good time, party, etc. (based on the definition of a movie as a flick)

Tony threw a live flick last night...

by Jer~ December 8, 2009

Flick

A pedophile who waits for their prey to turn 18 before making a move.

Quagmire held back his smooth and effective skills with the ladies until Meg was of age. Quagmire is a flick.

by Sgt. Flick February 12, 2019

flick

To give someone or something 'the flick' is to get rid of, drop or discontinue something.

"You should give your woman 'the flick'."
"I gave my work 'the flick'."
"I'll probably flick this Uni degree before second semester."

by Diego July 29, 2003

flick

A film lacking in integrity - only viewed for a particular reason; commonly a "chick flick".

-What did you think of the flick?
-Ah, it was OK, not great.

by brendan September 16, 2004

Flick

A person, usually somewhat of a social reject, that embodies the annoying charactersitics of a Flee and a Tick

Let's get out of here man, here comes *name here*, and he's such a flick!

by Whore-Hay Luis Jay-banto Bueno July 30, 2010