Fulgurate (verb)
gul-guyr-ayt
To flash and dart like lightning.
1670–80; Latin fulgurātus, past participle of fulgurāre to flash, glitter, lighten, derivative of fulgur flash of lightning
Example sentences
“she watches him across the dancefloor as the lights fulgurate, distorting the scene.”
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