Ensouled Flash

According to Merriam-Webster.comENSOUL verb en·soul \in-ˈsōl, en-\ to endow or imbue with a soulFLASH verb \ˈflash\ intransitive verb1: rush, dash —used of flowing water2: to break forth in or like a sudden flame or flare3 a: to appear suddenly b: to move with great speed 4 a: to break forth or out so as to make a sudden display b: to act or speak vehemently and suddenly especially in anger5 a: to give off light suddenly or in transient bursts b: to glow or gleam especially with animation or passion 6: to change suddenly or violently into vapor7: to expose one's breasts or genitals usually suddenly and briefly in public8: to have sudden insight —often used with ontransitive verb1 a archaic: splash b: to fill by a sudden inflow of water2 a: to cause the sudden appearance of (light) b: to cause to burst violently into flame c (1): to cause (light) to reflect (2): to cause (as a mirror) to reflect light (3): to cause (a lamp) to flash d: to convey by means of flashes of light3 a: to make known or cause to appear with great speed b: to display obtrusively and ostentatiously c: to expose to view usually suddenly and briefly 4: to cover with or form into a thin layer: as a: to protect against rain by covering with sheet metal or a substitute b: to coat (as glass) with a thin layer (as of metal or a differently colored glass) 5 to subject (an exposed photographic negative or positive) to a supplementary uniform exposure to light before development in order to modify detail or tone6: to expose one's breasts or genitals usually suddenly and briefly to

According to Merriam-Webster.comENSOUL verb en·soul \in-ˈsōl, en-\ to endow or imbue with a soulFLASH verb \ˈflash\ intransitive verb1: rush, dash —used of flowing water2: to break forth in or like a sudden flame or flare3 a: to appear suddenly b: to move with great speed 4 a: to break forth or out so as to make a sudden display b: to act or speak vehemently and suddenly especially in anger5 a: to give off light suddenly or in transient bursts b: to glow or gleam especially with animation or passion 6: to change suddenly or violently into vapor7: to expose one's breasts or genitals usually suddenly and briefly in public8: to have sudden insight —often used with ontransitive verb1 a archaic: splash b: to fill by a sudden inflow of water2 a: to cause the sudden appearance of (light) b: to cause to burst violently into flame c (1): to cause (light) to reflect (2): to cause (as a mirror) to reflect light (3): to cause (a lamp) to flash d: to convey by means of flashes of light3 a: to make known or cause to appear with great speed b: to display obtrusively and ostentatiously c: to expose to view usually suddenly and briefly 4: to cover with or form into a thin layer: as a: to protect against rain by covering with sheet metal or a substitute b: to coat (as glass) with a thin layer (as of metal or a differently colored glass) 5 to subject (an exposed photographic negative or positive) to a supplementary uniform exposure to light before development in order to modify detail or tone6: to expose one's breasts or genitals usually suddenly and briefly to

According to Merriam-Webster.comENSOUL verb en·soul \in-ˈsōl, en-\ to endow or imbue with a soulFLASH verb \ˈflash\ intransitive verb1: rush, dash —used of flowing water2: to break forth in or like a sudden flame or flare3 a: to appear suddenly b: to move with great speed 4 a: to break forth or out so as to make a sudden display b: to act or speak vehemently and suddenly especially in anger5 a: to give off light suddenly or in transient bursts b: to glow or gleam especially with animation or passion 6: to change suddenly or violently into vapor7: to expose one's breasts or genitals usually suddenly and briefly in public8: to have sudden insight —often used with ontransitive verb1 a archaic: splash b: to fill by a sudden inflow of water2 a: to cause the sudden appearance of (light) b: to cause to burst violently into flame c (1): to cause (light) to reflect (2): to cause (as a mirror) to reflect light (3): to cause (a lamp) to flash d: to convey by means of flashes of light3 a: to make known or cause to appear with great speed b: to display obtrusively and ostentatiously c: to expose to view usually suddenly and briefly 4: to cover with or form into a thin layer: as a: to protect against rain by covering with sheet metal or a substitute b: to coat (as glass) with a thin layer (as of metal or a differently colored glass) 5 to subject (an exposed photographic negative or positive) to a supplementary uniform exposure to light before development in order to modify detail or tone6: to expose one's breasts or genitals usually suddenly and briefly to