blaze
11blaze — [n1] fire bonfire, burning, combustion, conflagration, flame, flames, holocaust, wildfire; concepts 478,521 blaze [n2] flash of light beam, brilliance, burst, flare, glare, gleam, glitter, glow, radiance; concept 628 blaze [n3] torrent blast …
12blaze — ► NOUN 1) a very large or fiercely burning fire. 2) a very bright light or display of colour. 3) a conspicuous outburst: a blaze of publicity. 4) a white stripe down the face of a horse or other animal. 5) (blazes) informal a euphemism for ‘hell’ …
13Blaze — (Блейз) Место рождения Внешний мир Появления MK: Deadly Alliance MK: Unchained MK: Armageddon Раса Элементаль Боевые стили Хапкидо (MK:DA, MK:U) …
14Blaze — (spr. blās ), Henri, franz. Schriftsteller, geb. 19. Mai 1813 in Avignon, gest. 17. März 1888 in Paris, Sohn des Komponisten und Musikschriftstellers François Henri Joseph B. (genannt Castil B., 1784–1857), nannte sich Blaze de Bury nach dem… …
15blaze — blaze; em·blaze; …
16blaze a — ● blaze …
17Blaze X — (1979 1981) were an Irish punk band. The band was formed in Tuam, Co. Galway. They released a successful single in 1980, Some Hope which became Larry Gogan s Hit song of the week on 2FM. It s b side, Rippy , about serial killer The Yorkshire… …
18Blaze — (spr. Blahs), Henri, s. Bury …
19Blaze — (Blahs), s. Bury …
20blaze — index brand (mark), burn, conflagration, deflagrate, outburst, promulgate, propagate (spread) …
