Blaze ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Blaze ( noun )

1. A large, intense fire, often one that is out of control.
2. A bright light or flame.

Origin:

From the old english word "blæse" meaning "flame".

Examples:

1. The forest fire was a raging blaze.
2. The building was consumed by the blaze.
3. The blaze was visible for miles.
4. The campers built a blaze to keep warm.
5. The fireworks display ended with a blaze of color.

(As a verb)

Blaze ( verb )

1. A large, intense fire, often one that is out of control.
2. A bright light or flame.

Origin:

From the old english word "blæse" meaning "flame".

Examples:

1. The forest fire was a raging blaze.
2. The building was consumed by the blaze.
3. The blaze was visible for miles.
4. The campers built a blaze to keep warm.
5. The fireworks display ended with a blaze of color.