WordNet
flare out
v. become flared and widen, usually at one end; "The bellbottom pants flare out" [syn: flare]
Usage examples of "flare out".
I saw them fall in the light of the flare, just before you shouted at me to shoot the flare out.
She shook her head quite hard, knowing it made her collar-length hair flare out.
Renny got a chute flare out of a rack, wrenched the sliding window back, twisted the flare igniter and tossed it out.
From the front the go-packs looked like shallow cradles, each with a cowl that would flare out around the head to frame it like some ancient headdress.
Nothing else would account for the intense flow of energy that seemed, from behind his closed eyelids, to fountain straight from his chest, then flare out in every direction.