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Word of the Day for Friday, July 23, 2010fulgurate \FUHL-gyuh-reyt\, verb: 1. To flash or dart like lightning. Their eyes fulgurate strangely. They have the look of executioners, or the look of eunuchs. She flashed a glance at him, prepared to fulgurate, but his clean-shaven, dreamy face wore an expression of mere weariness with which she could not quarrel. The Latin fulgurāre, "to flash or lighten," is the ancestor of fulgurate. | |||||||||
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