blaze up



blaze up

 
1. Lit. [for flames] to expand upward suddenly. The fire blazed up and warmed all of us. As the fire blazed up, we moved away from the fireplace.
2. Fig. [for trouble, especially violent trouble] to erupt suddenly. The battle blazed up again, and the fighting started to become fierce. As the battle blazed up, the cowards fled into the hills.
See also: blaze, up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Ellen['elin]
Simonettasee-mo-NET-tahItalian
Rubenaroo-BE-nahEsperanto
Sokratis-Greek
Arnatt['a:nət]
Jehieljee-HIE-əl (English)Biblical