Flambe

What do we mean by flambe?

A showy cooking technique where an alcoholic beverage, such as brandy, is added to hot food and then the fumes are ignited.

A flambéed dish.

An awesome, yet dangerous sexual act. During intercourse the man pulls out and sprays cologne on his penis. He then proceeds to light it and then quickly extinguishes it inside the woman. Feel free to yell "Flambe!" after it's out. Urban Dictionary

Flaming bitch; one who is miserable, unhappy and makes sure everyone else knows about it; bitchiness in it's extreme form Urban Dictionary

How many steps away one must be to light a cigarette off a gay person. 1 flame means not very flaming one can light a cigarette standing next to the guy person. 20 flame's one can light a cigarette 20 steps away. Urban Dictionary

When igniting anal gasses the flame attaches itself to the chode butter causing a near case of spontaneous human combustion Urban Dictionary

A pube flambe is the outcome of a lit fart gone horribly wrong. This is more likely for those who have more ass hair. When a pube flambe occurs, the ass hair catches on fire and eventually spreads up the gooch to the chode. This is incredibly painful. Pube flambes are popular among people dumb enough to pull down their pants, then light one. Urban Dictionary

The act of being incredibly ridiculously stoned Urban Dictionary

When two homosexual men engage in violent fight sex in a bathroom stall, where the PLOWEE eats a previously SHAT turd left by the PLOWER, and the turd is covered in alcohol and then set on fire. The PLOWEE must eat everything, and lick the bowl clean all while being PLOWED unmerciful. Urban Dictionary

The act of continuing to have sex with a girl even though your penis is burning from a reaction to the condom/contraceptive, STD, or friction. Urban Dictionary

Placing hot sauce on your penis before your significant other performs fellatio Urban Dictionary

A) a type of tea b) (semi offensive): an asian person who behave like a white person with anger management issues when said asian person is in the possesion of a gun Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to flambe:
flambe, flame, flamme, lambe, flambé, flamb, flamb�.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word flambe:
ware.

Words that rhyme with flambe:
program, lamb, ram, jam, dam, slam, sham, damn, diagram, cam, scam, anagram, ham, clam, programme, epigram, am, lam, cram, diaphragm, dram, spam, gram, exam, yam, jamb, sam, madame, damm, hologram, tram, tam, bam, abraham, monogram, scram, nam, pam, cham, flimflam, flam, goddamn, histogram, engram, telegram, graham, siam, logjam, kilogram, wham, dithyramb, electrocardiogram, durham, mammogram, priam, wolfram, swam, amsterdam, alam, sonogram, polygram, kam, buckingham, birmingham, abram, fram, potsdam, gramme, goddam, mme, stam, graeme, milligram, bram, grand slam, viet nam, coram, oxfam, sram, logogram, uncle sam, hamm, dagenham, microgram, cunningham, stram, rotterdam, traffic jam, damme, sdram, centigram, i am, strawberry jam, nottingham, beckham, computer program, plam, tham, tottenham, cablegram.

Adjectives that are often used to describe flambe:
rouge, petite, sunward, red.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective flambe:
glaze.

Consonant match to flambe:
flame, phlegm, fleam, flume, flam, flim, fleme, phleme, phleum, flom, flamm, flaim, flaum, pflum, pflaum.

Words that sound like flambe:
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