flasher
English
noun
Definitions
- Anything that flashes, especially a device that switches a light on and off.
- (automotive) An indicator or turn signal.
- (slang) A person who exposes their genitals or female nipples.
Etymology
Suffix from English flash.
Origin
English
flash
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aflash English
- anti-flash English
- antiflash English
- autoflash English
- backflash English
- double flash English
- flash English
- flash grenade English
- flash-ball English
- flash-bang English
- flashable English
- flashback English
- flashbar English
- flashbulb English
- flashcard English
- flashcrowd English
- flashcube English
- flashfic English
- flashfire English
- flashgun English
- flashlamp English
- flashless English
- flashlet English
- flashlight English
- flashline English
- flashman English
- flashmob English
- flashness English
- flashover English
- flashpoint English
- flashpot English
- flashtube English
- flashy English
- flipflash English
- gunflash English
- mitoflash English
- multiflash English
- newsflash English
- outflash English
- photoflash English
- preflash English
- radioflash English
- reflash English
- sideflash English
- synchroflash English
- thunderflash English
- upflash English
- flash French
- флешка Russian
- flash Spanish, Castilian
- フラッシュ Japanese
- flasshen Middle English
- flass Icelandic
- plas Cebuano
- פלאש Hebrew (modern)
- flash
- flashy
- aflash
- reflash
- upflash
- flashgun
- gunflash
- flashbar
- flashfic
- outflash
- flashman
- flashlet
- flashpot
- preflash
- flashmob
- flashlamp
- flashbulb
- flipflash
- flashless
- autoflash
- mitoflash
- flashtube
- flashfire
- flashness
- flashover
- flashline
- sideflash
- flashcube
- flashable
- flashcard
- flashback
- backflash
- antiflash
- newsflash
- photoflash
- anti-flash
- radioflash
- flash-ball
- multiflash
- flashlight
- flashcrowd
- flashpoint
- flash-bang
- double flash
- synchroflash
- thunderflash
- flash grenade