flaming
- adjective
- /ˈfleɪmɪŋ/
:
llameante
- The sheer force of the explosion spares nearby ships as flaming wreckage is blasted up and over them.
I have to mention the flaming hot Cheeto burger.
- I have to mention the flaming hot Cheeto burger.
- Help us, As I was saying before, we looked at the flaming hellscape just outside these doors.
- These are Cheetos, flaming hot lime and crunchy.
- What's that she holding like a pitchfold pitch flaming thing.
Examples
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During the campfire, the logs crackled and sent flaming embers drifting into the night air.
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It looks like a flaming hot Cheeto with eyes.
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Then I have all of these bags, pegs of flaming hot oil.
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I have to mention the flaming hot Cheeto burger.
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The artist painted a stunning sunset with flaming orange and red hues that lit up the sky.
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She wore a dress with flaming patterns that caught everyone's attention at the party.
Synonyms
341
1.0
Burning with flames and smoke
44
3.6
Very hot and like burning flames
14
5.5
On fire or shining brightly with color
7
6.0
Burning with fire or full of strong feeling such as desire
6
6.7
On fire or very full of strong feeling
4
6.1
Shining with light or small fire, for example candles
1
4.1
Very red and bright, as if lit by fire
1
3.5
Shining very brightly like the sun
Glowing brightly as if lit by fire
Showing strong feeling like a bright fire
Like fire, very bright or full of strong feeling
Antonyms
Compounds
How Bright
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5.5
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Flaming comes from flame ('fire') and literally means 'on fire' or very bright and hot. So we use flaming for things that burn or for colours and light that seem full of heat and brightness.