flare out

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Verb

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flare out (third-person singular simple present flares out, present participle flaring out, simple past and past participle flared out)

  1. To extend from a central position, so as to create drag or instability
    When performing this exercise, do not allow your arms to flare out.
    Spoilers flared out from the wings, causing the plane to decelerate.
  2. Synonym of flare up (to burst out suddenly, as in anger)

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