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Synonym for flash [verb]

The synonym flash synonymous definition words:
means "property"
gleam, glance, glimmer, coruscate, glare, glint, dazzle, glitter
- conjugate verb flash
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flash [noun]

means "thing"
flame, beam, flare, burst, glare, shimmer, gleam, flicker

flash [noun]

means "event"
display, ostentation

flash [noun]

means "duration"
instant, moment, twinkling, wink

flash [adjective]

means "quality"
fake, counterfeit, false, fraudulent, sham

flash [adjective]

means "property"
flashy, flaunting, gaudy, ostentatious, pretentious, showy, superficial, tawdry
Further results for the word "flash"

blaze [verb]

means "flame"
burn, flash, flare up, rage
- conjugate verb blaze

blaze [noun]

means "fire"
conflagration, flame, flash, burning, flare, holocaust

blink [noun]

means "glimpse"
glance, peek, flash, peep, sight, twinkle

blur [verb]

means "smudge"
smear, flash, obfuscate, blear, dim, obscure
- conjugate verb blur

bulletin [noun]

means "notice"
announcement, release, flash, tidings, dispatch

conflagration [noun]

means "fire"
blaze, flame, flash, burning, flare, holocaust

counterfeit [adjective]

means "sham"
flash, ersatz, spurious, pseudo, fake, fictitious

display [noun]

means "ostentation"
exposure, flaunting, flash, flourish, pomp, splendour

fantasise [verb]

means "dream"
fantasize, flash, fancy
- conjugate verb fantasise

fantasize [verb]

means "fantasise"
dream, flash, fancy
- conjugate verb fantasize

flame [verb]

means "property"
glow, burn, flash, shine, warm
- conjugate verb flame
- translate flame

flap [verb]

means "flutter"
flop, wave, swing, flash, whip, fly
- conjugate verb flap
- translate flap

flare [verb]

means "shine"
glare, flash, blaze, glow
- conjugate verb flare

gaiety [noun]

means "brilliance"
glitter, showiness, finery, flash

glance [verb]

means "property"
shine, gleam, glisten, glitter, scintillate, flash
- conjugate verb glance

glare [noun]

means "showiness"
flash, flare, glitter, lustre, sparkle, brilliance

gleam [verb]

means "glimmer"
sparkle, glisten, glitter, shine, beam, flash
- conjugate verb gleam

glimmer [noun]

means "flickering gleam"
gleam, flicker, hint, glint, flash, inkling

glitter [noun]

means "sparkle"
shimmer, flash, gleam, sheen, twinkling, brilliancy

hurtle [verb]

means "move at great speed"
flash, whiz, tear, rush, speed, charge
- conjugate verb hurtle

illumination [noun]

means "light"
brightness, brilliance, flash, glow, gleam

impulse [noun]

means "whim"
flash, fancy, vagary, thought, urge

instant [noun]

means "moment"
second, flash, minute, breathing, crack

jiffy [noun]

means "moment"
instant, flash, minute, twinkling, second

lightness [noun]

means "illumination"
sparkle, shine, light, blaze, flash

minute [noun]

means "duration"
moment, instant, flash, jiffy, twinkling, second

moment [noun]

means "time"
minute, flash, instant, jiffy, second, trice

ostentatious [adjective]

means "flashy"
flaunting, gaudy, flash, pretentious, showy, superficial

parade [verb]

means "activity"
display, flaunt, strut, exhibit, show off, flash
- conjugate verb parade

pomp [noun]

means "ostentation"
exposure, flaunting, flash, flourish, display, splendour

pseudo [adjective]

means "sham"
flash, ersatz, spurious, counterfeit, fake, fictitious

second [noun]

means "time"
moment, twinkling, instant, flash, wink, trice
- translate second

showiness [noun]

means "brilliance"
glitter, gaiety, finery, flash

showy [adjective]

means "flashy"
flaunting, gaudy, ostentatious, pretentious, flash, superficial

sparkle [noun]

means "twinkle"
glint, glitter, flash, lustre, spark, brilliance

tawdry [adjective]

means "flashy"
flash

trice [noun]

means "minute"
flash, instant, jiffy, second, moment, twinkling

twinkling [noun]

means "instant"
moment, flash, wink

whim [noun]

means "impulse"
flash, fancy, vagary, thought, urge

wink [verb]

means "twinkle"
sparkle, gleam, flash, bat, nictitate
- conjugate verb wink

flashy [adjective]

means "decorated"
ornate, adorned, baroque, superficial, elaborate, lavish, flamboyant

baroque [adjective]

means "decorated"
flashy, adorned, ornate, superficial, elaborate, lavish

big [adjective]

means "behaviour"
lavish, flashy, ostentatious, excessive, generous, extravagant

flamboyant [adjective]

means "decorated"
flashy, adorned, baroque, superficial, elaborate, lavish

garish [adjective]

means "showy"
flashy, ostentatious, gaudy, loud, tawdry, glaring

ornate [adjective]

means "decorated"
flashy, adorned, baroque, superficial, elaborate, lavish
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