flames
Pronunciation: [fleɪmz]
Word
Context: "fire"
(noun) the hot, glowing gas that we see when something is burning. Flames are what make a fire look bright and colorful, and they can be different colors like red, orange, and yellow.
Example
The flames danced in the fireplace, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere.
Example
There were no flames coming from the cold ashes of the campfire.
Example
What color are the flames when you watch a fire burn?
Context: "fire"
(verb) to produce flames or to set something on fire. When something flames, it means it is burning with a lot of bright and hot gas.
Example
The fireworks flamed brightly in the night sky.
Example
The old tree did not flame when the spark hit it; it stayed still and untouched.
Example
What happens when you flame the paper with a match?
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