flashed

Lit up momentarily

Flashed is the past tense of flash.

A light flashed if it appeared suddenly and briefly: Lightning flashed across the sky.

A thought flashed through your mind if it came quickly.

Someone flashed a smile or a badge if they displayed it momentarily.

To flash someone is to expose oneself indecently: He was arrested for flashing commuters on the subway.

In British slang, flash means ostentatiously showy: a flash car.

exposed

revealed

Made visible or known

exhibited · indecent · streaked · mooned · glimpsed · risqué · exhibitionism · wardrobe malfunction · provocative

light

glare

Fierce stare or brightness

brilliant · sparkling · glistening · beaming · blinding · strobe · glint · flicker · blink · pulse

brief

glimpse

Fleeting view

instant · split-second · blink · flicker · snapshot · glance · peek · blur · whiz · zip

appeared

surfaced

Came into view

struck · popped · dawned · registered · recalled · remembered · recognition · realization · insight · epiphany

signal

communicated

Transmitted information to another

blinked · semaphore · headlights · warning · alert · badge · credentials · ID · pass · indicator

memory

NAND

Negated-and logic operation

  • SSDChip-based storage device
  • USBDevice connection standard
  • firmwareHardware's permanent programming

chip · storage · ROM · drive · card · programming · write · erase · non-volatile · semiconductor

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light duration/manner

flashedglowed

Emitted steady light

beamed · radiated · gleamed · burned · darkened

speed of appearance/movement

flashedcrawled

Moved on hands and knees

crept · lingered · dawdled · plodded · inched

visibility/exposure

flashedhid

Kept out of sight

concealed · obscured · covered · veiled · masked

Phrases
Family

flash, flashlight, flashing, flashes, flashback, flashbulb, flashover, reflash

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG