blaze
1noun
verb (used without object), blazed, blaz·ing.
Origin of blaze
1Synonyms for blaze
blaze
2noun
verb (used with object), blazed, blaz·ing.
Origin of blaze
2blaze
3verb (used with object), blazed, blaz·ing.
Origin of blaze
3Related Words for blaze
flame, bonfire, conflagration, wildfire, burst, flash, eruption, flare-up, storm, outbreak, blast, outburst, shine, illuminate, flare, flicker, shimmer, explode, sparkle, gleamExamples from the Web for blaze
Contemporary Examples of blaze
A Molotov cocktail tumbled in an arc overhead and erupted briefly in a blaze.
The blaze was deemed suspicious enough to warrant an investigation.
They began assisting whomever they could and made plans to fight this blaze on high.
Pasto is almost 8,300 feet up in the mountains, so it was cold and crisp, with a blaze of stars across the sky.
Watch what happens at the scene of a blaze when a radio call of “Mayday!”
Historical Examples of blaze
When she woke it was to a blaze of sunlight, but caught in the net of her closed curtains.
Weighed and WantingGeorge MacDonald
Dry and worm-eaten, a spark upon them became a smoulder, and a smoulder a blaze.
The White CompanyArthur Conan Doyle
Yates gathered some fuel, and managed to coax the dying embers into a blaze.
In the Midst of AlarmsRobert Barr
The flash of orange, the blaze of red, the gleam of green, were what she needed.
Her Father's DaughterGene Stratton-Porter
Every once in a while women threw armfuls of fuel on the blaze.
The Leopard WomanStewart Edward White