blazes |
glows |
As verbs the difference between blazes and glows
is that
blazes is (
blaze) while
glows is (
glow).
As a noun blazes
is .
As an adverb blazes
is hellishly, extremely.
scorched |
blazes |
As verbs the difference between scorched and blazes
is that
scorched is (
scorch) while
blazes is (
blaze).
As an adjective scorched
is dried, damaged or burnt by exposure to sunlight or heat.
As a noun blazes is
.
As an adverb blazes is
hellishly, extremely.
blazes |
fire |
As nouns the difference between blazes and fire
is that
blazes is while
fire is the sector of the economy including finance, insurance and real estate businesses.
As a verb blazes
is (
blaze).
As an adverb blazes
is hellishly, extremely.
blazes |
blazed |
As verbs the difference between blazes and blazed
is that
blazes is third-person singular of blaze while
blazed is past tense of blaze.
As a noun blazes
is plural of lang=en.
As an adverb blazes
is hellishly, extremely.
As an adjective blazed is
under the influence of marijuana, usually at a relatively high dose.
blazers |
blazes |
As nouns the difference between blazers and blazes
is that
blazers is plural of blazer while
blazes is plural of lang=en.
As a verb blazes is
third-person singular of blaze.
As an adverb blazes is
hellishly, extremely.
blazes |
brazes |
As verbs the difference between blazes and brazes
is that
blazes is (
blaze) while
brazes is (
braze).
As a noun blazes
is .
As an adverb blazes
is hellishly, extremely.
blames |
blazes |
As verbs the difference between blames and blazes
is that
blames is while
blazes is (
blaze).
As a noun blazes is
.
As an adverb blazes is
hellishly, extremely.
blazest |
blazes |
As verbs the difference between blazest and blazes
is that
blazest is (archaic) (
blaze) while
blazes is (
blaze).
As a noun blazes is
.
As an adverb blazes is
hellishly, extremely.
blates |
blazes |
As adverbs the difference between blates and blazes
is that
blates is blatantly; certainly; obviously while
blazes is hellishly, extremely.
As a noun blazes is
plural of lang=en.
As a verb blazes is
third-person singular of blaze.
glazes |
blazes |
As nouns the difference between glazes and blazes
is that
glazes is while
blazes is .
As verbs the difference between glazes and blazes
is that
glazes is (
glaze) while
blazes is (
blaze).
As an adverb blazes is
hellishly, extremely.
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