blaze¹ /blāz/

1. A burst of light or of flame
2. A fire
3. An area of brilliant light or colour
4. A bursting out or active display (of a quality or feeling)

1. To burn with a strong flame
2. To throw out a brilliant light
3. To be furious (informal)

blazˈes plural noun

1. The fires of hell, in imprecations like to blazes
2. Also like blazes furiously, frenziedly

blāzˈing adjective

1. Burning brightly
2. Very angry (informal)

blazing star noun (N American)

Any of several star-shaped flowers such as Chamaelirium luteum or Liatris squarrosa

blaze away

1. To fire a rapid and repeated stream of bullets
2. To work very hard (informal)

blaze up

1. To burst into flames
2. To become furious or very excited (informal)

blaze² /blāz/

1. A white mark on an animal's face
2. A mark on a tree made by chipping the bark or otherwise

To mark (a tree or a track) with a blaze

blazed adjective

blaze a (or the) trail (lit and figurative)

To show the way as a pioneer

blaze³ /blāz/

(with abroad) to proclaim, spread (news)

blazˈer noun (Spenser)

A person who spreads or proclaims

• high-hats
• high-hatted
• high-hatting
• high-hearted
• high-heeled
• High Holidays
• High Holy Days
• high horse
• high hurdles
• high-hysteresis rubber
• high-impact
• highing
• highish
• highjack
• highjacked
• highjacker
• highjackers
• highjacking
• highjackings
• highjacks
• high jinks
• high jump
• high jumps
• high-key
• high kick