Definition of strobe light
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But there were no fog machine, techno music, and strobe lights in the clubhouse after this clunker.
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Two lumbering bodies collide, and their sweat bursts in arrested motion under the strobe lights.
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No word on whether it was outfitted with a disco ball and strobe lights, though.
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The footage included pledges being rushed through drinking stations, as well as a beer pong event on a dance floor while strobe lights painted the room in bright flashing colors.
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The strobe lights and loud tunes (my entire workout was set to Lady Gaga's greatest hits) can definitely make certain parts of the ride not-so-torturous.
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Not to mention, a high-beam glow that rivaled her sparkling sequined stage costumes and the strobe lights that flickered around her.
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With several multimedia elements, including strobe lights and video screens, the Southern rapper pleased the crowd, especially when Houston rapper Bun B made a surprise appearance.
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Also plucked from the sands of the state’s beaches were a lawn mower, a saw blade, an empty medical marijuana container, a strobe light, a bird cage and two fire extinguishers.
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First Known Use of strobe light
1947
STROBE LIGHT Defined for English Language Learners
strobe light
Definition of strobe light for English Language Learners
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: a bright light that flashes on and off very quickly
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