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blaze down

blaze down verb: to shine intensely on someone or something.

Verb

blaze down (third-person singular simple present blazes down, present participle blazing down, simple past and past participle blazed down)

  1. (intransitive) To shine intensely on someone or something.
    • Sunlight blazed down on our heads.
  2. (transitive) To strike down (someone); to shoot (someone).
    • The soldiers could blaze us down any time.

Forms of blaze down

third-person singular presentblazes down
present participleblazing down
past participleblazed down
pastblazed down

Questions about blaze down

What does blaze down mean?
Blaze down means to shine intensely on someone or something.
What part of speech is blaze down?
Blaze down is a verb.
What is the past tense of blaze down?
The past tense of blaze down is blazed down.

Words near blaze down in the dictionary

  1. Blazdell
  2. Blazdells
  3. blaze
  4. blaze a trail
  5. blaze away
  6. blaze down
  7. blaze of glory
  8. blaze on
  9. blaze orange
  10. blaze oranges
  11. blaze up

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