Crossword clues for blazed
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Blaze \Blaze\, v. i. [imp. & p. p. Blazed; p. pr. & vb. n. Blazing.]
To shine with flame; to glow with flame; as, the fire blazes.
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To send forth or reflect glowing or brilliant light; to show a blaze.
And far and wide the icy summit blazed.
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To be resplendent.
--Macaulay.To blaze away, to discharge a firearm, or to continue firing; -- said esp. of a number of persons, as a line of soldiers. Also used (fig.) of speech or action. [Colloq.]
Wiktionary
(context slang English) Under the influence of marijuana, usually at a relatively high dose. v
(en-past of: blaze)
Usage examples of "blazed".
For a moment he saw nothing but the fire itself, a narrow-based bonfire that blazed upward a good fifty feet before licking even farther into a wide crack in the cavern’s upper surface.
The Worked steel blazed with a chill blue light, as blinding as snow - and then was extinguished, as he thrust it deep into its warded container.
His will blazed forth in need, in pain, and he grasped at the elusive power.
The containment wards let loose their hold, and the chill power of Tarrant’s coldfire blazed forth freely.
Her attacker’s glee made it quite clear what manner of exchange had taken place between them, and the eyes that gazed out from that death-white pallor were so like Hesseth’s in shape and expression that Damien felt fresh horror take hold of him as he raised his sword to strike - and light blazed past him as a Fire-laden bolt hit home, piercing the creature’s eye and driving deep into his brain.
Coldfire blazed along its length, doubly bright against the whiteness of the snow.
Pale blue fire, that blazed about the etched tile and then arced out from it, coursing over the surface of the earth like streamers of azure lightning.
The sword in his hand blazed bright as an unsun as it struck the earth, and all the power that had gone out from it slammed back into the Worked steel with a force that made the man reel visibly, trying to control it.
Only her eyes blazed forth with life, and they were so filled with hunger - with raw, uncaring need - that despite all he had known of her nature, Damien shuddered as he met her gaze.
They were bruised and bleeding, and more than a little disoriented - but their eyes blazed with hatred, and hunger, and their nostrils flared as they caught the scent of human fear.
The night was dark, almost moonless, but the jubilant rakh had set it alight with over a hundred torches, and their triumphal bonfire blazed like a sun in miniature from the center of their camp.
And then his sword was drawn - that sword - and a Working born of pure coldfire blazed upward, into the heart of the storm.
After a moment, high overhead, signal flags blazed from the top of the mizzenmast.
Because in that moment when Hesseth had pulled Jenseny away from the white-feathered sorcerer she had blazed with such protectiveness, such searing maternal ferocity, that Jenseny could no longer think of her as one of the southern rakh.
It was nothing compared to what he felt now, the hot panic that blazed in his gut as he realized the full extent of his helplessness.