Flash

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 158
flash, n. A sudden burst of light; momentary period blaze, brightne ,; the slang or language show; of an thieves, instant tramps,; very — a. Low and vulgar; slang. — v. i, [flashed (flasht), flashing.] To break forth, as a sudden flood of light, show momentary brilliancy; to forth with a flood of flame and light; to make quick and unexpected transit. — v. t. To send in flashes, convey by a flame, or by a quick and ling motion. —Flash 'y, -Y, a. Dazzling for a ment: showy; gaudy; insipid; vapid.
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