ETYM Old Eng. blasen to blow; perh. confused with blast and blaze a flame, Old Eng. blase. Related to Blaze, and see Blast.
1. To burn brightly and intensely.
2. To move rapidly and as if blazing; SYN. blaze out.
3. To shine brightly and intensively.

To burn completely; be consumed or destroyed by fire; SYN. burn up, go up.

(Irregular preterit, past participle: burned; or: burnt).
1. To destroy by fire; SYN. fire, burn down.
2. To feel hot or painful.
3. To burn with heat, fire, or radiation.
4. To cause to burn.
5. To undergo combustion; SYN. combust.
6. To be completely consumed by fire; to reduce to ashes; SYN. incinerate.
7. To feel strong emotion, esp. anger or passion.
8. To shine intensely, as if with heat; SYN. glow.
9. To spend (significant amounts of money).
10. To burn at the stake. + prikaži više

1. To be consumed in flames; to cause to be consumed in flames.
2. When something is completely destroyed by heat or fire, it burns up.

(Homonym: flair).
1. To become suddenly excited or angry; SYN. flare up, erupt.
2. To burn brightly; SYN. flame up, blaze up, burn up.
3. To shine with a sudden light; SYN. flame.

1. To be burnt on the surface.
2. To burn or be burnt.

(Homonym: cere, seer, sere).
1. To make very hot; SYN. scorch.
2. To cook the surface of quickly with intense heat.

To burn superficially or lightly; SYN. swinge, scorch.