Flames is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FLAMES in dictionary:

VERB:
• FLAME, to burn brightly
• burn and give off flames
• set (something) alight
• shine or glow like a flame
• direct a vitriolic or abusive message at (someone) on the Internet or via email
• (of a person's face) suddenly become red with intense emotion, especially anger or embarrassment
NOUN:
• a hot glowing body of ignited gas that is generated by something on fire
• a brilliant orange-red colour like that of flames
• a vitriolic or abusive message posted on the Internet or sent by email, typically in quick response to another message
• a thing compared to a flame's ability to burn fiercely or be extinguished

Words related to FLAMES

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How to use FLAMES in a sentence

• It is impossible to describe the awful picture of the flames rising above this majestic building.
• The latter brought lighted brands which they hurled against the sacred fabric, and, in an instant, flames burst forth from it on all sides.
• The grass, which was quite dry, wanted but a spark and a breeze to set the whole country in flames.
• The tall ruins of the Cloth Hall and Cathedral were alternately silhouetted or brightly illuminated in the yellow glare of flames.
• Then a sheet of flames ran along the breastworks, and when the smoke blew away, the British were running down the hill in confusion.
• Here, however, the enemy received them with a sharp fire of burning darts, and the two foremost were soon in flames.
• They fanned the flames of discontent and jealousy till they broke out in Mr.
• The Great War was raging across the world and even the hidden peoples of this distant mountain land were swept into its terrible flames.
• He ordered them to descend before him, one after another, by means of the ladder, which the flames might devour in a moment.
• The flames, which now invade the whole stage, soon flicker and die out, and, as the scene becomes visible once more, Brunhilde is seen fast asleep upon a grassy mound.
• Even in the half hour since we had left the town Dixmude had burst into flames and was a great blazing torch.
• They had gone to the entrance to Dixmude, but could get no further, owing to the flames and shells.
• Looking back, they had seen flames against the sky, heard screams for pity from those too ill to leave, silenced by bullets.
• The flames spread with astonishing rapidity, notwithstanding every exertion, and ended in the destruction of a great part of the town.
• Then I dream of running over the burning roofs and it all comes back so vividly I can almost feel the flames and smell the burnt wood.
• Among these were some who added imaginary terrors to the real danger, and persuaded the terror-stricken multitude that Misenum was in flames.
• Charley beat at the stump with his brush until the flames had entirely disappeared.
• Any other disposition of the burning questions now smoldering will cause an outburst of the flames of warfare.
• In my sleep I saw quite distinctly my home in Richmond in flames.
• We still saw the reflection of the flames in the sky.

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