Pronunciation

/flæʃ ˈpeɪpər/ 🔊

Part of Speech

Noun

Definition

Flash paper is a specially treated paper that burns quickly and brightly when ignited, leaving little to no ash behind. It is commonly used in magic tricks and theatrical productions for creating quick bursts of flame for visual effects.

Examples

1. “The magician made a coin disappear in a flash of fire using flash paper.”

2. “Theatrical productions often use flash paper to create dramatic effects on stage.”

Synonyms

1. Nitrocellulose paper

2. Fire paper

Antonyms

N/A

Additional Information

Flash paper is highly flammable and should be handled with care. It is designed to burn quickly and completely, leaving behind no residue.