flamed

As verbs the difference between flamed and flayed

is that flamed is (flame) while flayed is (flay).

As an adjective flamed

is cooked or seared over open flames.

As verbs the difference between flamed and flames

is that flamed is (flame) while flames is .

As an adjective flamed

is cooked or seared over open flames.

As an adjective flamed

is cooked or seared over open flames.

As a verb flamed

is (flame).

As a noun flamer is

(colloquial|often|pejorative) a very flamboyant ("flaming" ), effeminate gay male.

As adjectives the difference between flamed and blamed

is that flamed is cooked or seared over open flames while blamed is (intensifier).

As verbs the difference between flamed and blamed

is that flamed is (flame) while blamed is (blame).

As verbs the difference between flamed and foamed

is that flamed is (flame) while foamed is (foam).

As an adjective flamed

is cooked or seared over open flames.

As verbs the difference between flaked and flamed

is that flaked is (flake) while flamed is (flame).

As an adjective flamed is

cooked or seared over open flames.

As verbs the difference between flame and flamed

is that flame is to produce flames; to burn with a flame or blaze while flamed is past tense of flame.

As adjectives the difference between flame and flamed

is that flame is of a brilliant reddish orange-gold colour, like that of a flame while flamed is cooked or seared over open flames.

As a noun flame

is the visible part of fire; a stream of burning vapour or gas, emitting light and heat.