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a fire too proud to flicker, announcing itself in every direction at once
means A blaze is a bright, fiercely burning fire or flame — and by extension, any intense, conspicuous outburst of light, color, or feeling.
from From Old English 'blæse,' meaning a torch or bright flame, traceable to a Germanic root linked to ideas of shining and burning (a likely cousin of words like 'blank' and German 'blass,' pale). Curiously, the 'blaze' that marks a trail or a white streak on a horse's face comes from a separate but related Germanic strand carrying the sense of something white, shining, or conspicuous — and the verb 'to blaze abroad,' meaning to proclaim loudly, comes from yet another root tied to blowing or trumpeting, which is why a blaze can both burn and broadcast.
- trail mark
- A blaze is a tree slash marking forest paths
- horse face
- A white stripe down a horse's nose is a blaze
- glory phrase
- To blaze means to burn with dazzling brightness
- old word
- Once meant proclaiming news loudly to all
- trailblazer
- Pioneers literally blazed paths by cutting bark
blaze the cat — sonic the hedgehog character, playable since 2005
portland trail blazers — nba team founded 1970, won championship 1977
axe body spray blaze — fragrance product line by unilever, popular 2010s