Flame and Glitter

Flame

Flame verb - To be on fire especially brightly.

Usage example: guests gathered around as the Yule log flamed brightly in the inn's great stone fireplace

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Glitter and flame are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Glitter" instead the word "Flame" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: flaming, flam, flamed, flamy

Glitter verb - To shoot forth bursts of light.

Usage example: the queen's crown glittered under the glare of the TV lights

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Flame and glitter are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Flame" instead the word "Glitter" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: glittering, glittery, glittered

Where Everybody Knows Your Flame: Dan and Marc's team take them out to a gay bar once, where pink cocktails and glitter-faced twinks do exist but the decidedly not-gay Tremblay acts more Camp Gay than Dan and Marc combined who mainly just sit back and watch in amusement.

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