blaze
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NounTransitive VerbIntransitive Verb
Meanings
Nounblaze
A large, powerful, and intense fire.
"The forest blaze destroyed thousands of acres of woodland."
Nounblaze
A bright, glowing light or a vivid flash of color.
"The sunset left a blaze of orange and purple across the horizon."
Nounblaze
A mark or sign cut into a tree to indicate a trail or boundary.
"The hikers followed the white blaze on the oak trees to stay on the path."
Transitive Verbblaze
[~ something]
To mark a trail by cutting notches or signs into trees.
"The scouts spent the afternoon blazing a new path through the wilderness."
Intransitive Verbblaze
[~]
To burn brightly and intensely.
"The campfire blazed throughout the night, keeping the campers warm."