Flame

What do we mean by flame?

The zone of burning gases and fine suspended matter associated with rapid combustion; a hot, glowing mass of burning gas or vapor. noun

The condition of active, blazing combustion. noun

Something resembling a flame in motion, brilliance, intensity, or shape. noun

A violent or intense passion. noun

A person that one has an intense passion for. noun

An insulting criticism or remark meant to incite anger, as on a computer network. noun

To burn brightly; blaze. intransitive verb

To color or flash suddenly. intransitive verb

To make insulting criticisms or remarks, as on a computer network, to incite anger. intransitive verb

To burn, ignite, or scorch (something) with a flame. intransitive verb

To insult or criticize provokingly, as on a computer network. intransitive verb

To excite; inflame. intransitive verb

To fail. phrasal verb

To emit a flame; burst into flame; blaze.

To shine like flame; glow with the brilliancy of flame; flash.

To break out in violence of passion.

To burn, as with a flame; singe; baste. See flamb, v.

To inflame; hence, to excite.

To cause to shine.

In technical use, to subject to the action of fire or flame: scorch; singe.

The visible part of fire; a stream of burning vapour or gas, emitting light and heat.

A romantic partner or lover in a usually short-lived but passionate affair.

Intentionally insulting criticism or remark meant to incite anger.

A brilliant reddish orange-gold fiery colour.

The contrasting light and dark figure seen in wood used for stringed instrument making; the curl.

Burning zeal, passion, imagination, excitement, or anger.

Some people call "crushes" flings. Well flame is for when you feel like it means more then a crush. When that person is way more special then that. Its that person, you can give another chance time after time when they screw you over time after time. That person you can never let go. Urban Dictionary

A flame is noun associated with the action of flaming, what people do when they express a strongly held opinion without holding back any emotion. Although flames often get out of hand, they have a purpose in the ecology of cyberspace. Many flames are aimed at teaching someone something (usually in overstated language) or stopping them from doing something (like offending other people). Flame messages often use more brute force than is strictly necessary, but that's half the fun. Netiquette does ask that you consider the art of flaming before pulling out the flame-thrower. Urban Dictionary

To insult someone electronically, or otherwise. Sometimes to be a group insult. Urban Dictionary

To insult a person you are arguing with over the internet in hopes of reviving your argument. Urban Dictionary

When something is awesome, bomb, fantastic etc. Urban Dictionary

A flame is a tirade. The flamer may be quite articulate and intelligent as they question the upbringing of the flamee. One can also flame about a third party to a conversation. Finally, a flame may be from an idiot, in response to a resonable post from someone else. Urban Dictionary

Sum bomb ass weed. Nuff sed. Urban Dictionary

Pertaining to food: anything that tastes good. delicious. awsome flavor. Urban Dictionary

A lighter When used to burn weed when rolled up, packed in a bowl, or bong. Urban Dictionary

1) shit talking (usually the product of a moronic person) 2) the product of fire Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to flame:
flame, flare, frame, lame, blame, fame, flake, flume, flam, aflame, flambe, fleme, flamy, flage, flamme, flamm, clame, flama, flams, flate, flamb, flave, flase, plame.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word flame:
fougasse, retardant, burner, extinguished, cauldron, torch, candle, combustion, wick, ignited, ignition, detector, lit, flames, lamp, burning, welding, burn, smoke, burns, spark, gases, eternal, relay, oxygen, maple, fuel, heated, heat, gas, mixture, temperature, heating, burned, explosion, fire, tube, hydrogen, lighting, convoy, princess, fires, compounds, thermal, ceremony, liquid, olympic, jet, chemical, lights, robin.

Words that rhyme with flame:
game, name, frame, claim, aim, lame, same, shame, blame, surname, mame, acclaim, fame, ashame, tame, proclaim, timeframe, dame, reclaim, nickname, maim, declaim, defame, ame, exclaim, inflame, aspartame, disclaim, family name, came, became, counterclaim, basketball game, whame, aflame, mainframe, ballgame, maiden name, haim, overcame, videogame, aime, airframe, rename, squame, last name, one and the same, graeme, sejm, domain name, fair game, video game, all the same, bleyme, grande dame, grame, ball game, shell game, ysame, first name, running game, trade name, given name, card game, cname, picture frame, damme, hall of fame, assumed name, board game, big game, hockey game, chess game, brame, boehm, proper name, pen name, boehme, take aim, the same, parlor game, bame, confidence game, brandname, baseball game, window frame, con game, ill fame, lay claim, softball game, cold frame, christian name, volleyball game, numbers game, war game, waiting game, insurance claim, place name, sense of shame, computer game.

Adjectives that are often used to describe flame:
blue, small, bright, open, yellow, low, red, white, little, old, hot, luminous, sacred, pure, tiny, green, eternal, steady, oxidizing, smoky, clear, pale, free, brilliant, acetylene, inner, holy, naked, orange, lambent, bluish, sudden, fierce, neutral, direct, gas, intense, heavenly, oxyhydrogen, feeble, premixed, divine, ordinary, golden, oxyacetylene, outer, turbulent, thin, laminar, flat, vital, hard, fiery, cold, like, cool, soft, liquid, alive, beautiful, gentle, crimson, flickering, lurid, vivid, olympic, air, light, consuming, brighter, colorless, purple, faint, pointed, sensitive, oxidising, mighty, colored, visible, coloured.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective flame:
throwers, retardant, hardening, image, wine, spread, tree, cutting, heart, retardants, resistant, bearer, photometry, thrower, ionization, sprayed, out, flower, tests, cleaning, propagation, colour, spray, emission, spectra, proofing, failure, test, cell, front, proof, detector, coloration, jet, temperature, reactions, cut, sea, colored, photometric, photometer, cells, burners, throwing, vortex, retarded, resistance, projector, tamer, breathing, fusion, woven, shield, heated, shaped, xxiv, cutters, temperatures, experiments, coloured, azalea, tongues, forest, lily, blasting, bearers, lonization, emperor, air, pipe, softening, scalps, sheet, with, retarding, picture, arc, colorations, hills, color, photometers, bearing, spraying, born, tube, mach.

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

Words that sound like flame:
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