flame
//fleɪm//
Noun
flameSingular
flamesPlural
1
The visible, gaseous part of a fire, typically appearing as a bright, flickering light.
The flame of the candle flickered in the wind.
2
A strong feeling of passion or intense emotion, especially romantic love.
The flame of their love never faded over the years.
3
An angry or hostile message sent online, especially in an email or on social media.
He received a flame after posting his opinion on social media.
Verb
flameInfinitive
flamePresent tense
flamedPast tense
flamedPast participle
flamingPresent participle
flamesThird-person singular
1
To burn with flames; to produce fire.
The candles flamed brightly in the dark room.
2
To send angry or hostile messages to someone online.
He was flamed by other users for his rude comment.