Definitions

1. noun

a small, self-contained explosion of fire, typically brief and sudden, or a glowing, fiery mass of gas or vapor, often resulting from combustion, or a strong, intense passion or desire.

“The candles created a warm, golden flame that lit up the room.”

2. verb

to burn with a small, self-contained explosion of fire, or to burn fiercely and briefly, or to feel a strong, intense passion or desire.

“The wood will flame up quickly when you light it.”

3. verb

to speak or write with a lot of energy and passion, often about a particular issue or topic.

“She’s been flaming on social media about the need for climate action.”

4. verb

to criticize or attack someone severely, often in a public or online setting.

“He got flamed for his insensitive comments on social media.”

5. noun

a member of a group of people who share a particular interest or goal, often identified by a shared symbol or emblem, such as a flame.

“The flame is a symbol of the team’s spirit and determination.”

6. verb

to melt or become soft, often as a result of heat.

“The wax will flame and become liquid when heated.”