Difference between Glint and Flicker

GLINT vs FLICKER: NOUN

An unsteady flash of light.
A certain type of small woodpecker, especially of the genus Colaptes
The golden-winged woodpecker (Colaptes aurutus); -- so called from its spring note. Called also yellow-hammer, high-holder, pigeon woodpecker, and yucca.
The act of wavering or of fluttering; fluctuation; sudden and brief increase of brightness.
The popular name of the golden-winged woodpecker, Colaptes auratus, a very common and handsome woodpecker of the United States, and of other species of the same genus, as the Mexican or red-shafted flicker, C. mexicanus, or the gilded flicker, C. chrysoides.
Specifically, in psychology, an unstable visual perception, occasioned by the intermittence or intensive fluctuation of stimuli.
The act of flickering or fluttering; a wavering or fluctuating gleam, as of a candle; a flutter.
The act of moving back and forth
A momentary flash of light
A short moment.
North American woodpecker

To burn or shine unsteadily. To burn or shine with a wavering light.
Move back and forth very rapidly
Shine unsteadily
Flash intermittently
To keep going on and off; to appear and disappear for short moments; to flutter.

Take a brief look at
To cast; throw; put aside.
To reflect in glints or flashes.
To pass quickly or suddenly, like a gleam of light.
To glance aside; pass by.
To glance; turn the eyes.
To shine; gleam; glance; show suddenly, as a gleam of light or a flash of lightning, or an objeet appearing and disappearing.
Slippery.
Throw a glance at

Wavering; unsteady.
To flutter, as a bird; vibrate the wings rapidly.
To scintillate; sparkle.
To act lovingly; bestow caresses.
Synonyms Glimmer, Gleam, etc. See glare, intransitive verb
To fluctuate or waver, as the light of a torch in the wind; undergo rapid and irregular changes.

Radiance, Tinge, Glow, Sparkle, Twinkle, Luster, Spark, Peek, Flash, Shine, Glitter, Glance, Flicker, Glisten, Gleam

Blink, Gleam, Ray, Flashing, Blinking, Flash, Glow, Glimmer, Flick, Waver, Quiver, Spark, Flitter, Flutter, Glint

Wink, Iridescence, Radiance, Tinge, Glow, Sparkle, Twinkle, Luster, Spark, Flash, Shine, Glitter, Flicker, Glisten, Gleam

Wink, Beacon, Light, Blink, Gleam, Ray, Flashing, Blinking, Flash, Glow, Glimmer, Flick, Quiver, Spark, Glint

WAIVEROF NOISE AND SHADOW FLICKER PROVISIONSProperty owners may waive the noise and flicker provisions of this Ordinance by signing a waiver of their rights.
Flicker can be seen usually out of the corner of your eye where the on-screen image appears to rapidly move or flicker.
To minimize flicker effects do not watch the display in the dark, because the ambient light minimizes the flicker amplitude that reaches your eyes.
Sometimes you may experience a flicker in your camera, try switching the mode to another value to see if the flicker disappears.
The present invention discloses a flicker detection method and a flicker detection apparatus.
Heal Talent more often or Flicker so we can make plays with our Ult or Flicker away to safety more frequently.
Flicker Fixer in Adobe After Effects to remove flicker, emulsion blotching, and artifacting during the film restoration process.
Flicker Wind energy facilities shall be sited in a manner that minimizes shadowing or flicker impacts.
Flicker Free technology continuously removes irritating screen flicker.
It deals well with flicker from artificial light sources but also fixes flicker on multiple objects, even when they flicker at different rates.