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blaz|ing — «BLAY zihng», adjective. 1. flaming; fiery: »the sight of the blazing dwellings. Figurative. She fixed a glance blazing with rage and scorn on the driver. 2. shining; bright colored; glaring: »a blazing sun upon a fierce August day. –blaz´ing|ly … Useful english dictionary
trail|blaz|ing — «TRAYL BLAY zihng», adjective. that prepares or shows the way, especially to something new; innovating; pioneering: »trailblazing projects or exploits. He has written five trailblazing books on education (Time) … Useful english dictionary
blaz — blaz·ing·ly; em·blaz·er; blaz·er; … English syllables
blazingly — blaz·ing·ly … English syllables
blazingstar — blaz·ing star (blāʹzĭng) n. 1. A rhizomatous dioecious herb (Chamaelirium luteum) in the lily family, having long racemes of small flowers. Also called devil s bit. 2. Any of various North American plants of the genus Liatris in the composite… … Universalium
blazing — blaz|ing [ˈbleızıŋ] adj [only before noun] 1.) extremely hot ▪ a blazing August afternoon 2.) full of strong emotions, especially anger ▪ He jumped to his feet in a blazing fury. blazing row (=very angry argument) … Dictionary of contemporary English
blazing — blaz|ing [ bleızıŋ ] adjective only before noun 1. ) burning very strongly: Firefighters surrounded the blazing building. 2. ) very hot because the sun is shining strongly: a blazing hot day in July 3. ) very bright: a blazing sunset 4. ) showing … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
blazing — blaz•ing [[t]ˈbleɪ zɪŋ[/t]] adj. cvb of tremendous heat or force • Etymology: 1350–1400 … From formal English to slang
blazing star — blaz′ing star′ n. pln a plant with showy flower clusters … From formal English to slang
emblaze — I em•blaze [[t]ɛmˈbleɪz[/t]] v. t. blazed, blaz•ing 1) to illuminate, as by a blaze 2) to cause to blaze; kindle • Etymology: 1515–25 em•blaz′er, n. II em•blaze [[t]ɛmˈbleɪz[/t]] v. t. blazed, blaz•ing. archaic 1) her to emblazon 2) to embellish… … From formal English to slang
