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To burn or be on fire
“The grass behind us started to flare up in flames.”
To erupt, appear or happen explosively or suddenly
“Every once in a while, something would happen and my emotions would flare up.”
To occur or show up again
“As soon as I stopped applying the cream, the rash would flare up again, usually worse.”
To become heavily enraged
“If you flare up with rage and righteous indignation a great deal of the time, please check in with your doctor or find an online depression questionnaire and take an honest self-assessment.”
To suddenly lose one's temper or self-control
To have its source
To shine brightly or powerfully
To engage in a physical encounter, either competitive or non-competitive
To become excitedly upset or angry
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