flare out

to spread out; to widen. (Said especially of one opening of a tube or round-topped vessel.) The end of the pipe flared out to a larger diameter. The top of the vase flared out, and was decorated with little blobs of colored glass.

flare something out

to spread something out; to make something wider. (Said especially of one end of a tube or round-topped vessel.) Can you flare the end of this pipe out a little? Flare out the end of this pipe.

flare out

1. To curve away distinctly: This skirt flares out below the knee.

2. To emit a flame or something shaped like a flame: The candles we were carrying flared out in the night. A beacon flared out from the lighthouse.

3. To make a sudden, angry verbal attack: The sergeant flared out at the troops.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Ingram	['iŋgrəm]
AdİL	-	Turkish
Rohan (2)	-	Literature
Epiphany	i-PIF-ə-nee	English (Rare)
Philomena	[.filə'mi:nə]
ZsÓKa	ZHO-kaw	Hungarian