Definitions
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- noun Alternative spelling of
flash flood .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a sudden local flood of great volume and short duration
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Examples
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I laugh into the talons of the wind, and stumble down to the river to see if my flashflood nightmare might be coming true....but no, the river has barely changed.
Richard Bangs: Following Brad and Angelina to Namibia, Part III Richard Bangs 2011
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I laugh into the talons of the wind, and stumble down to the river to see if my flashflood nightmare might be coming true....but no, the river has barely changed.
Richard Bangs: Following Brad and Angelina to Namibia, Part III Richard Bangs 2011
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Like a flashflood, she heard everyone's voices at once.
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Birmingham, Alabama, to Atlanta, two to four inches on top of what we've already seen, so flashflood watches are in effect through the rest of the day today.
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Rain, as I mentioned, is going to be the big threat of all, where we have flashflood watches and warnings in effect throughout much of the southeast, this time.
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In Arizona, searchers will be back at it again this morning in the Grand Canyon. 11 people still unaccounted for after a flashflood there.
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As soon as she left, Joe felt the sugar frosted grain by-product surge through his blood stream, a glucose flashflood that jolted him out of his seat and sent him stumbling around the apartment.
Sugarexplosion 2008
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As soon as she left, Joe felt the sugar frosted grain by-product surge through his blood stream, a glucose flashflood that jolted him out of his seat and sent him stumbling around the apartment.
Sugarexplosion 2008
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And as we zoom in a bit, you'll notice that we've got plenty of flashflood watches and warnings in effect to the area, you see the radars there.
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We have some flashflood watches and warnings in effect from Mississippi back over to, still, parts of the Florida Panhandle, Alabama to Georgia, and even into Arkansas and, of course, Louisiana.
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