noun a false or deceptive statement; a lie
In music, a flam is a drum rudiment consisting of two single strokes played in quick succession, with the second stroke slightly delayed to create a distinct sound.
In fashion, flam can refer to a flamboyant or showy style or design, often characterized by bold colors and patterns.
In cooking, flam refers to a dish that is flambéed or set on fire, often for presentation or flavor enhancement.
In pyrotechnics, a flam is a small, quick burst of fire used in fireworks displays for visual effect.
In the context of a writer, 'flam' may refer to a flashy or showy musical embellishment, often used in descriptions of music or performances.
In psychology, 'flam' may be used metaphorically to describe a deceptive or misleading behavior or communication by an individual.
For musicians, 'flam' is a specific drumming technique where two drumsticks strike the drumhead at slightly different times to create a unique sound effect.
In the culinary world, 'flambe' is a cooking technique where alcohol is added to a hot pan to create a burst of flames, often used for dramatic effect in dishes like crepes suzette.