Word Type

Noun

Verb

Adjective

The word "flame" can be used as noun, verb and adjective.

Word Relationships

Typical Location

chemistry lab

Capable Of

burn fingers burn skin heat metal pan heat pot of water heat room

Created By

sparks

Derived Terms

Olympic flame Red Flames Taiwan flamecrest add fuel to the flame aflame antiflame burst into flame candleflame cool flame counterflame dragonflame fan the flame flamage flame aura flame bait flame birch flame carbon flame cell flame graph flame gun flame lamp flame lily flame nettle flame of the forest flame out flame photometry flame retardant flame spread flame structure flame test flame thrower flame tree flame trench flame up flame violet flame war flame-arc lamp flame-of-the-woods flame-out flame-retardant flame-thrower flameable flameage flameback flamebait flamecrest flamefest flameflower flameful flamekeeper flameless flamelet flamelight flamelike flamemail flameout flameproof flamer flamestrike flamethrower flamethrowing flamewar flamework flameworker flameworthy flaming flammation flamy go down in flames go up in flames hearthflame inflame keeper of the flame like a moth to a flame like a moth to flame like a moth to the flame midflame old flame outflame oxidizing flame pillar of flame pilot flame postflame preflame reducing flame reflame singing flame twin flame upflame

Context

internet lutherie music

Has Property

hot

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

beam burn burning castigate chasten chastise combust combustion correct objurgate shine

Type Of (IsA)

fire indication of combustion insect natural inanimate thing

Manner Of

burn chastise

Related Terms

flamboyant flambé flamingo flammable oriflamme phlegm phlogiston phlogopite phlox

Related Terms

abusive anger brilliant candle candle wick cooking critical curl destructively excitement fire fire part fire red flamboyant flambé flamingo flammable gas gas cooking gold hot imagination message orange oriflamme part passion phlegm phlogiston phlogopite phlox post red reddish sparks wick zeal

Synonym Network

fire flare

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.