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blazy

blazy adjective: blazing; resembling or characteristic of a blaze.

Adjective

blazy (comparative more blazy, superlative most blazy)

  1. Blazing; resembling or characteristic of a blaze.
    • [T]he very fire, scanty though it was, burnt with a blazy cheerful look.1863, D. S. Henry, Joseph Anstey; or, The patron and the protégé, page 91

Forms of blazy

comparativemore blazy
superlativemost blazy
alternative formblazey

Origin of blazy

From blaze + -y.

Questions about blazy

What does blazy mean?
Blazy means blazing; resembling or characteristic of a blaze.
What part of speech is blazy?
Blazy is an adjective.

Words near blazy in the dictionary

  1. blazonment
  2. blazonments
  3. blazonries
  4. blazonry
  5. blazons
  6. blazy
  7. Blaí Briugu
  8. BLBT
  9. BLC
  10. BLD
  11. bldg

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