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flamy

/ˈfleɪmi/

flamy adjective: flaming, blazing.

Adjective

flamy (comparative flamier, superlative flamiest)

  1. (uncommon) Flaming, blazing.
  2. (uncommon) Flamelike, flame-colored.
  3. (uncommon) Composed of flame.

Forms of flamy

comparativeflamier
superlativeflamiest
alternative formflamey

Origin of flamy

From Middle English flawmy; equivalent to flame + -y.

Questions about flamy

What does flamy mean?
Flamy means flaming, blazing.
What part of speech is flamy?
Flamy is an adjective.
How do you pronounce flamy?
Flamy is pronounced /ˈfleɪmi/.

Words near flamy in the dictionary

  1. flammule
  2. flammules
  3. flams
  4. Flamstead
  5. Flamsteedian
  6. flamy
  7. flan
  8. Flanagan
  9. Flanagan Island
  10. Flanagans
  11. Flanary

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