smoulder
/ˈsmaʊdər/ /ˈsməʊdər/Definitions
1. verb
to burn or glow with a low, steady flame, typically under control.
“The fire smouldered in the ashes overnight.”
2. verb
to remain or continue in a state of anger or resentment, often secretly.
“She smouldered with resentment against her colleagues.”
3. noun
a low, steady flame, typically under control.
“The room was lit only by a small smoulder from the fireplace.”
4. noun
a feeling of anger or resentment, often secretly.
“She was seething with smoulder against the injustice.”