Flame (noun)

1. A visible portion of a fire, composed of hot gases and substances in combustion emitting light and heat.
2. An intense and rapidly spreading fire.
3. A bright light or intense heat.
4. An intense passion or strong emotion.

Origin:

From old english flām, meaning 'fire, torch, light'.

Examples:

1. The campfire cast a warm flame that danced in the breeze.
2. The flame of the candle flickered in the wind.
3. The explosion caused a raging flame that quickly spread to the surrounding buildings.
4. She felt a flame of anger rise within her.
5. The singer's performance was met with a flame of enthusiasm from the audience.