Meanings of flareup in English

After its beautiful, surprising flareup last month, the 17P Holmes comet is fading at last.

This orgy may be a last, perverse flareup of interest in something that will soon be no more.

The troops on both sides have been there since 1947, when Kashmir was the scene of a flareup betw.

That it was his Neodelos-the last great flareup of his old energy; and from there the way went all downhill.

Abbas, after agreeing to hold indirect U.S.-mediated talks with Israel, has toughened his stance since the Israeli flareup with Washington.

Apple is bouncing back from a drop of as much as 18 per cent after the latest flareup in early May.

The diplomatic flareup has raised concern in Israel that security cooperation with the United States over any future nuclear-armed Iran could be jeopardised.

Zintan's militias blamed the El-Mashashia tribe and retaliated, leading to the current flareup that started on Monday, several members of the tribe said.

The United States, Russia and the United Nations voiced deep concern about the flareup, but it proved to be brief and was not repeated.

There was a fine flareup, of course-card-tableoverturned-ladiesin hysterics-inthe middle of the fray our gallant hero extinguishing the flames with his bare hands.

The flareup observed last year, a star known as SN 2006gy, had appeared about 100 times as bright as an ordinary supernova.

They would help squelch periodic flareups of tuberculosis, HIV, syphilis, and other dangerous diseases.

They have largely refrained from direct fighting for the past 13 years, save a few isolated flareups.

Dr Mike Ryan, head of WHO's emergencies programme, said Western Europe and elsewhere needed to react fast to new flareups.

Annual flareups aside, progress is being made and an ongoing decline in bovine tuberculosis in Ireland is slowly being achieved.

All the legendry, of course, white and Indian alike, died down during the nineteenth century, except for occasional atavistical flareups.