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Definition of blaze
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Blaze (v. t.) To
designate
by
blazing;
to mark out, as by
blazed
trees;
as, to blaze a line or
path..
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Flash
::
Flash (n.) A
sudden
burst of
light;
a flood of light
instantaneously
appearing
and
disappearing;
a
momentary
blaze;
as, a flash of
lightning..
Aflame
::
Aflame
(adv. & a.)
Inflames;
glowing
with light or
passion;
ablaze.
Blaze
::
Blaze (v. i.) To be
resplendent.
Emblaze
::
Emblaze
(v. t.) To paint or adorn with
armorial
figures;
to
blazon,
or
emblazon..
Blaze
::
Blaze (v. i.) To send forth or
reflect
glowing
or
brilliant
light;
to show a
blaze.
Flame
::
Flame (n.) A
stream
of
burning
vapor or gas,
emitting
light and heat;
darting
or
streaming
fire; a
blaze;
a
fire..
Blaze
::
Blaze (v. t.) To mark (a tree) by
chipping
off a piece of the bark.
Blaze
::
Blaze (n.)
Intense,
direct
light
accompanied
with heat; as, to seek
shelter
from the blaze of the sun..
Imblaze
::
Imblaze
(v. t.) See
Emblaze.
Low
::
Low (v. i.) To burn; to
blaze.
White-blaze
::
White-blaze
(n.) See
White-face.
Blaze
::
Blaze (v. i.) To
blazon.
A-
::
A- () A, as a
prefix
to
English
words,
is
derived
from
various
sources.
(1) It
frequently
signifies
on or in (from an, a forms of AS. on),
denoting
a
state,
as in
afoot,
on foot, abed,
amiss,
asleep,
aground,
aloft,
away (AS.
onweg),
and
analogically,
ablaze,
atremble,
etc. (2) AS. of off, from, as in adown (AS.
ofd/ne
off the dun or
hill).
(3) AS. a-
(Goth.
us-, ur-, Ger. er-),
usually
giving
an
intensive
force,
and
sometimes
the sense of away, on, back, as in
arise,
abide,
ago. (4) Old
English
Ablaze
::
Ablaze
(adv. & a.) On fire; in a
blaze,
gleaming..
Flame
::
Flame (n.) To burn with a flame or
blaze;
to burn as gas
emitted
from
bodies
in
combustion;
to
blaze.
Blaze
::
Blaze (v. t.) To
designate
by
blazing;
to mark out, as by
blazed
trees;
as, to blaze a line or
path..
Ingle
::
Ingle (n.)
Flame;
blaze;
a fire; a
fireplace.
Blaze
::
Blaze (n.) A
bursting
out, or
active
display
of any
quality;
an
outburst;
a
brilliant
display..
White-face
::
White-face
(n.) A white mark in the
forehead
of a
horse,
descending
almost
to the nose; --
called
also
white-blaze..
Blaze
::
Blaze (n.) A
stream
of gas or vapor
emitting
light and heat in the
process
of
combustion;
a
bright
flame.
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