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Duplicate owns the word →
Original · leftFlutter (signal wobble)
A rapid, unwanted variation in the pitch or level of a signal, heard as wavering sound on tape or radio.
First in use: the 1900s
Flutter
Duplicate · rightFlutter (framework)
Google's open-source framework for building mobile, web and desktop apps from one Dart codebase.
First in use: c. 2017
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