There was a flare of excitement in the crowd.
A sudden increase in intensity or activity.
The flare lit up the night sky.
A sudden burst of light or flame.
The fire began to flare up quickly.
To suddenly become bright or to burst into flame.
They sent up a flare to signal for help.
A signal made by a bright light or smoke, often used for emergencies.
She wore a dress with a flare at the bottom.
A gradual widening or spreading out, often used in fashion or design.
He flared up in anger during the meeting.
To show or express a strong emotion suddenly.
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