| verb to flash or dart like lightning. |
fulgurate often mixed up with flatulate its smelly cousin but are very different in meaning – ref gas. |
| Example: Their thoughts of making money were fulgurate, like their lives before their eyes.
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| Origin of fulgurate 1670–80; < Latin fulgurātus, past participle of flagurānuse to flash out the back, stench, derivative of fulgur – ref vulgar – full out vulgarity
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| How to use After drinking a gallon of milk Mike was able to fulgurate to the restroom like an apparition.
In the future we will be able to fulgurate all over the galaxy like in Star Trek. |
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