Inflammable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INFLAMMABLE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something inflammable
• a substance which is easily set on fire.
ADJECTIVE:
• easily able to catch fire, also FLAMMABLE, INFLAMABLE
• easily set on fire
• Capable of being easily set fire; easily enkindled; combustible; as, inflammable oils or spirits.
• Excitable; irritable; irascible; easily provoked; as, an inflammable temper.
• easily ignited
• easily able to catch fire

Words related to INFLAMMABLE

inflamable17 inflammables21 inflammably23

Words that contain INFLAMMABLE

inflammables21 uninflammable22 noninflammable23 inflammableness24 noninflammables24 inflammablenesses26

How to use INFLAMMABLE in a sentence

• The gasoline vapour thus formed is highly inflammable, and if lighted in a closed space will explode.
• The highly inflammable scum the hunters had burnt from the top of the waves had been brought inland and lay a greasy blanket some eight feet below.
• It has been found well, moreover, to break the flames by a few piles of bricks in the furnace, in order to obtain as intimate a mixture as possible of the inflammable gases.
• Dutton was, perhaps, as inflammable as most sailors, but he could not make Bluebell out.
• What is Coal? A hard, black, sulphurous and inflammable substance, dug out of the earth, serving in many countries as fuel.
• Beneath the outer crust of the earth inflammable materials appear to exist, which different causes excite into combustion.
• These were burnt, inasmuch as their material is very inflammable, and with them much food, which, in short, was the greatest loss, for there was great need of it.
• They were highly inflammable, blazing up and vanishing in a moment.
• Here and there masses of inflammable material smoked and flickered with red flames.
• But all this time, the inflammable Victor was indulging a kind of tenderness for Joachime, maid-of-honor and attractive female.
• It did not, however, fall into the heap of light inflammable materials awaiting it.
• Knowing of what inflammable material the audience was composed, he had deliberately flung down amongst them the lighted torch of discord, to produce this conflagration.
• Excitable, inflammable feelings are in themselves little suited for practical life, and therefore they are not very fit for War.
• It is a state paper which finds no topic too exciting for its use, no passion too inflammable for its address and its solicitation.
• This inflammable material was placed in the central chamber at the bottom of a little cavity in the rock, sheltered from all wind and damp.
• Huge casks formed the base and inflammable material of all kinds reached high in the air.
• It is so readily inflammable, as to take Fire at the approach of a Candle, before the Flame touches it.
• During the preliminary stages of the cure he should, of course, avoid inflammable situations.
• This inflammable matter, on the contrary, is consumed in animal bodies, where it produces heat or light, or both.
• Those strata are evidently a deposit of inflammable substances which all come originally from vegetable bodies.
• The dust is thus left in a dangerously inflammable condition, acting like a train of gunpowder, to be started, it may be, by the slightest breath of an explosion.
• If we suddenly push a piston into a cylinder of brass, the force produces heat enough to set fire to an inflammable substance within.
• Soon the great magazine of inflammable matter in the interior caught fire, and rolled out in a wide mass of light, like the first burst of a volcano.

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