### discharge | lightning:

Ball lightning
* 'singular, luminous, persistent, and relatively small globular mass'.
* bright, fiery ball of light observed during thunderstorms.
* fairly rare but well-documented phenomenon.
* glowing plasma ball sometimes observed bouncing around on the ground.
* is an example of a rare and incompletely understood phenomenon
  - commonly spherical, and shows elastic behaviour
  - extremely rare and has several hypothesized explanations
* is the least underdstandable of all the kinds of lightning
  - understood of all forms of lightning
  - name given to free floating balls of light observed during thunderstorms
  - usually spherical in shape and about one foot in diameter
* is, as the name suggests, balls of lightning produced in a thunderstorm.
* rare form of lightning
* seems to prefer enclosed spaces and has even been reported inside aeroplanes.
* very peculiar and rare phenomenon
  - rare phenomenon, observed only with the strongest lightning storms

### discharge | lightning:

Bolt
* are abandonment
  - bars
  - fictional characters
* are located in jars
  - near receivers
* are part of locks
  - rifles
  - roll
  - screws
  - stronger than nails and can be removed easily
  - the devices used to secure the engine rigidly in place and to maintain alignment
  - used for screws
  - video games
* can be under severe tensile stress
  - bend and sometimes even break
* is lightning
* normally break before they strip.
* represent the largest product segment in the industrial fasteners market.
* travel almost as fast as light itself.

Bolt of lightning
* Bolts of lightning are really electricity.
* is lightning

### discharge | lightning | bolt:

Lightning bolt
* Every lightning bolt produces ozone that eliminates odors present in the air.
* Most lightning bolts strike from one cloud to another, but they also can strike the ground.
* Some lightning bolts are more apt to start fires than others.
* are cascades of electrons
  - channels of electric energy about two inches across
  - mostly plasma as the electric discharge ionizes the air
* can heat the air to temperatures hotter than the surface of the sun.

Dry lightning
* is lightning that occurs without rain nearby
  - the leading natural cause of forest fires in the western states
* weather phenomenon that happens when thunderstorms fail to yield rain.

Forked lightning
* refers to a flash in which multiple branches of a stroke are visible.
* stroke of lightning that has a many branches.

Heat lightning
* has nothing to do with how warm temperatures are on a summer's night.
  - nothing more than the reflection or refraction of real lightning in the distance
  - seen most often on hot summer nights with clear skies
* occurs after a very hot summer day and poses no threat.

Nasal discharge
* Most nasal discharge is due to the common cold.
* Some nasal discharge comes from nostrils
  - leads to permanent lung damage
* is the nose's way of getting rid of viruses.

Nipple discharge
* Most nipple discharge is either normal or caused by a benign medical condition.
* Some nipple discharge affects many women
  - occurs in nipples
* is most often due to a benign process
  - usually a symptom of another condition
* normal part of breast function during pregnancy or breast-feeding.
* refers to any fluid that seeps out of the nipple of the breast.

Official immunity
* applies to individual governmental actors.
* is discharge
  - exemption
* protects judgment or discretion that is exercised on an operational level.

River discharge
* drives survival of larval walleye.
* is the volume of water passing a particular location per unit time.

Spore discharge
* begins about the pink stage of apple bloom and is usually completed in a few weeks.
* is always during the day.