Results for: dramatic display that quickly fades into nothing
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be wild and self-indulgent, funny person, great display, participate in a violent public disturbance; engage in wild partying, behave in a wanton manner; run wild, behave uncontrollably; spend money on an extravagant and wanton lifestyle; (about huntin...riot
be writer, doodles, hasty note, make meaningless markings, messy handwriting, scrawl, illegible handwriting; doodle, meaningless writing, write messily, write quickly and sloppily, scrawl; doodle, create meaningless pictures or scrawlscribble
beat on something with steady rhythm, call to return to quarters, evening military display for entertainment, make tattoo, permanent picture or design on skin, permanent skin decoration in which ink is inserted under the skin; cry, shout; trumpet or bu...tattoo
beat opponent decisively, confine somebody, eat food quickly, put something in usual storage place, save something for the future, see also:put downput away
become hot or overheated, burn out, children, cook in oil; be cooked in oil; execute by electric chair (Slang); die by the electric chair (Slang), cook quickly in fat, execute or be executed, fried dish, fried food; social gathering at which food is fr...fry
become or make too hot, grow too quickly, heat excessively; become too hot; become overly excited, make or become too excitedoverheat
become streaked, contrasting characteristic, dash or rush, layer of something, lighten hair, lightning flash, linear growth of bacteria, mark of mineral powder, mark with streaks, mark with streaks; lighten strands of hair; run very quickly, narrow irr...streak
become turbulent, break in airflow, gentle sound, gurgle, make a bubbling sound; speak quickly and excitedly, make bubbling sound, speak excitedly, stream of talkburble
begin journey, display, intentionally start doing something, lay out, plant, presentset out
bend, bend a body part, bend; bend repeatedly; display muscles, move muscles, bending ability, electrical cord; electrical wire, produce muscular contractionflex
big freezer, quickly freeze something and keep it at low temperature, refrigerator in which food is frozen and kept at very low temperature, storage of something in extreme conditions, suspension of activitydeepfreeze
bleep, delete from a transmission, erase from a transmission, image on a radar screen, make a blip, spot on display screen, sudden deviationblip
blossoming of fireworks, fireworks display; art of producing and using fireworks, craft of making fireworks, showy displaypyrotechnics
blow up or burst, blow up; be blown up; shatter, burst or shatter, come suddenly, disprove a theory, express emotion, increase dramatically, produce a vivid displayexplode
boastfulness, haughtiness, vanity, excessive pride, vain displayvainglory
 

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