Definitions

1. noun

A person’s surname, or a Scottish poetic name for a person.

“The poet was known for his pen name, Blake, which he used for all of his published works.”

2. verb

To scorch or burn with a flame, especially of a fire or a blaze.

“The wildfire blazed across the dry landscape, threatening to engulf everything in its path.”

3. verb

To burn or scorch slightly, especially in a fire or blaze.

“The grass was blazed by the careless camper, leaving it blackened and charred.”

4. verb

To mark or brand with a flame, especially in a blaze.

“The branding iron blazed a hot mark into the side of the cattle.”

5. verb

To set on fire, especially with a flame or blaze.

“The arsonist blazed the abandoned building, causing a massive fire in the city.”

6. verb

To blaze a trail, to make a path or way through something.

“The hikers blazed a new trail through the dense forest, creating a shortcut to the summit.”

7. verb

To make something shine or glow, especially with a bright or intense light.

“The fireworks blazed across the night sky, creating a spectacular display of color and light.”

8. verb

To shine or glow with a bright or intense light.

“The star blazed brightly in the night sky, its light visible from miles away.”