flash

Uncommon usage, technical jargon, verb, meaning 'to erase'.

Comes from 'eeproms' (Electrically Eraseable Programmable Read Only Memory) units in days of yore which were 'flashed' so they could be written on again. Typically, a computer geek would understand this usage.

PC Onwer: "So, should I through my broken computer in the trash?"

Technician: "Make sure you flash the drive first, for security reasons."

PC Onwer: "WTF?"

Tech: "Uhh...erase all the information."

by T.R.I. July 24, 2006

flashe

a jerk or some one who is very mean towards others; a bottle

He was being such a flashe to the poor girl so she slapped his sorry face.
I drink my sprite from a flashe/

by charchar June 25, 2006

flash on

When you happy for 1 second, then get mad and wanna fight

"aye bruh, becareful so i dont flash on you".

by uhnonymis August 30, 2017

flash

looking extremely good or well dressed, equivalent to bawlin or pimpin

"nothins safe not your tv, or dvd. no one can read me my rights, flee the scene lookin flash on your brand new bike" --Drapht

by Telephone45 August 24, 2007

flash

to suddenly go from a fine demeanor to an aggressive/hostile one

i was jus sittin here, mindin my bidniss, and you went on flash for no reason.

by skilldoo February 20, 2008

flashed

(magic) To inadvertently show how you did a trick.

Dave inadvertently flashed his potatoes before he lifted the cups, so his audience wasn't surprised when he made them appear.

by Oscar MacGorden February 27, 2012

Flash

1. To call someone and cut the call before the person picks up, signaling the person to call you or to say HI.

2. A coded way to deliver an already discussed message

1. I flashed him yesterday and he called back

2. I flashed her when I left the bar as discussed.

by Nug-up April 20, 2009