emblaze
em·blaze 1
(ĕm-blāz′)tr.v. em·blazed, em·blaz·ing, em·blaz·es
1. To set on fire.
2. To cause to glow; light up.
em·blaze 2
(ĕm-blāz′)tr.v. em·blazed, em·blaz·ing, em·blaz·es Archaic
1. To emblazon.
2. To decorate lavishly.
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emblaze
(ɪmˈbleɪz)vb (tr)
1. to cause to light up; illuminate
2. to set fire to
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em•blaze1
(ɛmˈbleɪz)v.t. -blazed, -blaz•ing.
1. to illuminate, as by a blaze.
2. to cause to blaze; kindle.
[1515–25]
em•blaz′er, n.
em•blaze2
(ɛmˈbleɪz)v.t. -blazed, -blaz•ing. Archaic.
1. to emblazon.
2. to embellish lavishly.
[1625–35]
em•blaz′er, n.
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Past participle: emblazed
Gerund: emblazing
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