Blaze

Meaning

Noun

●

A

, especially a fast-burning

a lot of

and light.

●

Intense,

with heat.

●

The

or lighter-coloured

on a horse's face.

●

In Colors:

A

high-visibility

,

used in

and

' clothing.

●

A

, or

of any quality.

●

A

made on

by

off a

of the

, usually as a surveyor's mark.

●

In Poker:

A

cards.

●

Publication; the

of

by report.

Verb

●

In Fire:

To be

, especially

flames.

●

To

or

a

;

like a flame.

●

To be

;

a

(of

,

, etc.).

●

To

a

; burn.

●

To cause to

forth;

; be

with.

●

To

with a

on the

(as a horse).

●

To set a

on (as a

, usually by

a

of its bark).

●

To

or

(a

, especially through

) by a

of blazes.

●

To set a

for the taking-on of a

; lead by example.

●

To be

; to

or

a rage.

●

To

marijuana.

●

To

, as from a trumpet.

●

To

;

publicly.

●

To

;

; defame.

●

In Heraldry:

To blazon.

Name

●

A

from Latin.

●

A

as a patronymic.

Sourced from

Origin

blaze

English

blase

Middle English (1100-1500)

blæse

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

blasen

Middle English (1100-1500)

Sourced from

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