flash
A flash that appears without warning.
A very luminous flash.
The flash unit used with a camera for photography.
A flash of light in the sky caused by electricity.
A flash so intense it temporarily takes away sight.
An exceptionally bright or intelligent flash.
A flash lasting for a very short time.
A fast and short flash.
A brief, important piece of news, often interrupting other content. Usually written as one word: newsflash.
A camera flash that is integrated into the body of the camera.
A flash lasting only for a moment.
Refers to a powerful or significant flash of light or insight.
A sudden feeling of heat, typically associated with menopause. The equivalent term in British English is 'hot flush'.
A flash produced by a laser device.
A flash that happens from time to time.
A flash that does not happen often.
Specifies what is flashing (e.g., light, insight, color).
Indicates that a flash was used, especially in photography.
Indicates the source of the flash.
To operate the flash on a camera.
To perceive a flash with your eyes.
To have a sudden idea (e.g., a flash of inspiration).
To briefly see a flash of something.
To become aware of a flash.
To perceive a sudden emotion or sensation.
To notice or discover a flash, often with effort or equipment.
To undergo a sudden emotion or idea.
To produce or give out a flash of light.
To shine with a strong light.
To appear or shine without warning.
To shine for a very short period.
For eyes to show sudden, intense anger.
For eyes to show a sudden, threatening look.
For eyes to show a sudden, threatening look.
For one's eyes to suddenly show a strong emotion (e.g., anger, excitement).
To direct a brief light towards someone or something.
The practice of taking photographs using a flash.
When a camera flash activates and produces light.
When a camera flash is functioning correctly.
When a flash of light makes an entire area visible.
When a flash of light makes something visible.
When a flash of light is so strong it causes temporary blindness.
When a flash of light makes something visible.
Used for a sudden, violent flash of emotion or conflict.