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to deliberately showcase or display something in a showy and attention-grabbing manner
to shine brightly but temporarily
to shine or radiate light or energy in a vibrant, lively, or passionate manner
to be seen for a short time
to move or pass with great speed, in a way that attracts attention
to show or present information or an image on a screen for a short duration
to apply or create a thin coating or layer of something on a surface
(climbing) to successfully complete a route on the first attempt, typically without prior knowledge or practice
to show private body parts to others in public, usually as a sexual act
a sudden, concentrated release of radiant energy
a brief moment of light
a sudden moment of clear understanding
a sudden, sharply felt moment of vivid experience
a device that produces a momentary burst of light for photography
What is a "flash"?
A flash is a device used in photography to provide additional light when taking pictures, especially in low-light conditions or to brighten shadows. It emits a brief, intense burst of light to illuminate the subject and improve image exposure. Flashes can be built into the camera or used as external accessories, and they help ensure that subjects are well-lit and visible, even in dim environments.
a bright area of color used for marking or ornamentation
a brief announcement giving the latest development in a news story
a burst of light used for signaling or illumination
a showy or ostentatious display
overly showy in appearance
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