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Being on fire, or with flames emanating from it

Giving out, or reflecting, a strong or dazzling light

Involving, or given to, open or heavy displays of emotion

Extremely hot or torrid

Affected by or deriving from wildly uncontrolled emotion

Present participle for to shine brightly or powerfully

Present participle for to burn fiercely or brightly

Present participle for to fire a gun repeatedly or indiscriminately

Present participle for to proceed or move at a fast speed

Present participle for to break new ground or lead the way in doing so

Present participle for to declare loudly, openly or publicly

Present participle for to burn or set fire to

Present participle for to cause an increase in temperature of an object or space

Present participle for to rapidly assault or annihilate by firing a series of shots continuously

Present participle for to be emotionally stirred up with a negative emotion, especially anger

Present participle for to shoot or launch (a projectile) forward with force

Present participle for to have as a prominent attribute or aspect

Present participle for to blemish, scratch, or stain with a mark

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Adjective

Being on fire, or with flames emanating from it

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“I pulled the plug out of the spyhole in the door and peered into the blazing inferno. The heat radiated on my face even though I stood a foot away.”

Adjective

Giving out, or reflecting, a strong or dazzling light

bright-coloured

highly-coloured

extremely bright

glow-in-the-dark

chemiluminescent

radioluminescent

photoluminescent

well-illuminated

well illuminated

reflecting light

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“Even the tough, low-growing buffalo grass seemed to shrink from the blazing rays of the morning sun.”

Adjective

Involving, or given to, open or heavy displays of emotion

keen as mustard

hammer and tongs

knock-down-and-drag-out

overenthusiastic

pulling no punches

dyed-in-the-wool

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

full of vim and vigour

full of get-up-and-go

bright and breezy

alive and kicking

over-enthusiastic

tried and tested

coming on strong

enamoured of^US

infatuated with

fanatical about

in high spirits

as merry as a grig

enthusiastic about

full of upheavals

as keen as mustard

full of ups and downs

full of the joys of spring

passionate about

through and through

bred-in-the-bone

feeling one's oats

action-oriented

true to the end

untrammelled^UK

jumping up and down

not backward in coming forward

very enthusiastic

indicating emotion

indicating feeling

full of feeling

full of emotion

hundred percent

without reservations

full of confusion

full of conflict

very enthusiastic about

expressing adoration

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“My husband has just had a blazing row with his boss.”

Adjective

Extremely hot or torrid

like a blowtorch

uncomfortably warm

with a temperature

with a high temperature

running a temperature

like a Turkish bath

having a temperature

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Adjective

Affected by or deriving from wildly uncontrolled emotion

beside yourself

driven to distraction

out of one's wits

hot under the collar

hot and bothered

out of one's mind

at the end of your tether

hammer and tongs

knock-down-and-drag-out

out of your mind

bundle of nerves

feeling anxious

like one possessed

not knowing what to do with oneself

out of one's wit

like a cat on a hot tin roof

like a cat on hot bricks

on pins and needles

out of one's head

out of one's skull

like a chicken with its head cut off

throwing a wobbly

hot-and-bothered

hot under collar

in a cold sweat

ill-disciplined

untrammelled^UK

lacking self-control

jumping up and down

fast and furious

easily offended

full of activity

all of a dither

discombobulated

having cabin fever

mentally unsettled

emotionally charged

tearing one's hair out

discountenanced

at sixes and sevens

like Piccadilly Circus

hell broke loose

full to bursting

bursting at the seams

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Adjective

Very angry

beside yourself

in a towering rage

hot under the collar

bent out of shape

foaming at the mouth

blue in the face

in high dudgeon

not best pleased

as cross as two sticks

ill-humoured^UK

with all guns blazing

gnashing one's teeth

at boiling point

at daggers drawn

hot and bothered

overcome with anger

beside yourself with rage

in a filthy temper

as black as thunder

ready to be tied

rubbed the wrong way

at end of one's rope

out of countenance

mad as a hornet

blowing one's top

blowing a gasket

ranting and raving

extremely angry

like a bear with a sore head

on a short fuse

uncommunicative

having got out of bed the wrong side

confrontational

having got out of bed on the wrong side

evil-intentioned

easily offended

down in the mouth

unaccommodating

apt to fly off the handle

perversely irritable

got up on wrong side of bed

bundle of nerves

with a long face

carrying a chip on your shoulder

passive-aggressive

huffy irascible

easily frightened

easily agitated

having a fit of the sulks

ready for a fight

have chip on shoulder

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Verb

Present participle for to shine brightly or powerfully

burning brightly

giving off sparks

giving off light

shining brightly

reflecting light

catching the light

shutting and open

throwing light on

flooding with light

becoming brighter

becoming bright

opening and shut

shining intermittently

making brighter

casting light upon

bathing in light

hitting with a light

casting light on

shedding light on

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“Sometimes, the flashing light would blaze upon the boarding of a little house at the bend of the road.”

Verb

Present participle for to burn fiercely or brightly

bursting into flames

going up in flames

setting fire to

setting on fire

burning violently

setting burning

setting a match to

setting light to

putting a match to

bursting into flame

burning without flames

catching on fire

burning unsteadily

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“Also notable are the fire barrels that blaze brightly during the nocturnal hours.”

Verb

Present participle for to fire a gun repeatedly or indiscriminately

“Enraged at how he had been treated, Rambo began to blaze away indiscriminately at the equipment in Murdock's office while screaming aloud like a deranged animal.”

Verb

Present participle for to proceed or move at a fast speed

going like a bat out of hell

going hell for leather

barrelling along

going like lightning

getting a move on

going like the clappers

getting the lead out

going like the wind

getting cracking

putting on some speed

putting your foot down

going like a bullet

covering ground

getting your skates on

going like a bomb

rushing headlong

stepping lively

making a run for it

stepping on the gas

making it snappy

running like mad

going like greased lightning

tearing up the miles

going at breakneck speed

gathering momentum

making oneself scarce

launching oneself

throwing oneself

whipping around

wasting no time

not losing a minute

using elbow grease

making a break for it

cutting and run

taking a powder

slinging your hook

beating a hasty retreat

beating a retreat

absenting yourself

hitting the road

showing a clean pair of heels

heading for the hills

doing a disappearing act

making a quick exit

abstracting oneself

flying the coop

saying your goodbyes

hitting the trail

packing your bags

withdrawing from

making a getaway

absconding from

taking yourself off

going away from

betaking oneself

shooting through

making quick exit

hippety-hopping

getting stuffed

disappearing from

hopping the stick

going and jump in the lake

taking a long walk on a short pier

going jump in the lake

oning your bike

absenting oneself from

running away from

removing oneself

getting under way

hopping the twig

taking oneself off from

running like the wind

moving like greased lightning

going at top speed

doing a moonlight flit

chucking it down

running very fast

putting on a burst of speed

making your escape

getting on your bike

showing quickly

passing quickly

making one's way

making a move from

hitting the bricks

doing a bunk from

taking French leave

giving the slip

disengaging from

setting out from

taking your leave of

taking it on the lam

taking to your heels

getting out of my sight

going and chase yourself

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“The enemy planes fired tracers, orange balls that seemed to hang in the sky and then suddenly blaze past with incredible speed.”

Verb

Present participle for to break new ground or lead the way in doing so

revolutionising^UK

revolutionizing^US

breaking new ground

leading the way

lighting the way

blazing a trail

setting an example

setting a trend

setting in motion

giving birth to

putting in motion

leading the way for

laying the groundwork for

taking the lead

showing the way on

making the first move

laying the groundwork on

taking the lead on

taking the initiative in

preparing the way for

going out in front

setting the ball rolling

taking the lead in

showing the way

laying the foundations of

pushing the envelope

putting in place

bringing into being

getting under way

laying the first stone of

getting off the ground

starting the ball rolling

putting together

coming out with

sowing the seeds of

laying the cornerstone of

getting going on

getting underway

starting ball rolling

bringing forward

bringing into existence

getting something functioning

getting something working

getting ball rolling

taking the initiative

getting going with

breaking through

breaking the ice

blazing the trail

laying the first stone

getting things rolling

throwing together

making a start on

laying foundation

starting ball rolling on

materializing^US

bringing up the curtain on

crystallizing^US

putting forward

materialising^UK

crystallising^UK

initiating things

taking the first step

preparing the way

breaking ground

laying the foundation

taking action on

getting cracking on

breaking the seal

getting the show on the road

getting show on road

getting one's feet wet

setting the ball rolling on

breaking the ice on

getting in operation

putting into operation

getting the ball rolling

getting the jump on

leading the way in

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“He sought to distance himself from his predecessor and blaze a new trail.”

Verb

Present participle for to declare loudly, openly or publicly

shouting from the rooftops

bringing to public notice

bringing to public attention

propagandizing^US

propagandising^UK

blazoning abroad

passing the word

giving notice of

spreading around

putting on the map

circularizing^US

circularising^UK

letting it be known

calling attention to

coming out with

beating the drum for

giving a puff to

giving a plug to

banging the drum for

beating the drum

giving publicity to

getting on soapbox for

putting into words

spreading abroad

bruiting abroad

sounding loudly

beating the drum about

putting on the air

putting on the airwaves

blowing wide open

putting in print

making official

bringing into the open

making a statement

popularising^UK

popularizing^US

making a pitch for

issuing a statement about

running off at mouth

putting forward

giving voice to

giving utterance to

giving expression to

stating publicly

getting on a soapbox

spreading it around

shooting off one's mouth

shouting from the housetops

giving an account of

letting on about

bearing witness to

bearing witness

breaking the news

letting the cat out of the bag

bringing out into the open

providing details

particularizing^US

familiarizing^US

giving the facts

making it known

laying down the law

going public with

putting it on record

familiarising^UK

particularising^UK

giving blow-by-blow

getting off your chest

putting in words

giving evidence

giving testimony

bringing forward

taking the wraps off

blowing the gaff

blowing the lid off

making known to

giving details of

spilling the beans

having your say

getting through

speaking coherently

speaking clearly

exchanging information

spreading about

putting in two cents

shooting one's wad

putting in circulation

going public on

coming clean about

giving advance notice

giving the game away

dishing the dirt

giving the show away

pointing toward

saying something

showing excerpts of

bringing out into open

putting cards on table

getting out of your system

taking the lid off

giving the low-down

communicating information

bringing word on

giving an account

giving advance notice of

spilling the beans about

squealing about

bringing to light

blowing the whistle on

spitting it out

giving expression

giving utterance

giving evidence of

saying out loud

reading out loud

giving a recitation

circumstantiating

specialising^UK

individualising^UK

individualizing^US

specializing^US

getting down to brass tacks

sweating details

quoting chapter and verse

sticking up for

giving proof of

throwing your weight behind

giving credence to

providing evidence of

laying the gaff

unburdening oneself to

unbosoming oneself to

opening your heart

sharing a confidence

giving a ruling on

sitting in judgement on

making a ruling on

passing judgement on

giving a verdict on

sitting in judgment

passing judgment

campaigning for

telling all about

declaring publicly

acknowledging publicly

swearing on bible

swearing up and down

sending word of

putting in the picture

acquainting with

getting on soapbox

blowing hot air

making a public declaration of

putting in the picture about

making familiar with

making familiar

cluing up about

making conversant

giving the gen about

keeping up to speed with

giving a rundown of

getting together

giving the low-down on

making aware of

keeping up to date

making somebody aware of

indoctrinating in

giving information about

initiating into

getting up to date

uttering suddenly

running off at the mouth

bursting out with

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“We must blaze this news across the front pages of every publication!”

Verb

Present participle for to burn or set fire to

Verb

Present participle for to cause an increase in temperature of an object or space

Verb

Present participle for to rapidly assault or annihilate by firing a series of shots continuously

machine-gunning

Verb

Present participle for to be emotionally stirred up with a negative emotion, especially anger

foaming at the mouth

frothing at the mouth

jumping up and down

Verb

Present participle for to shoot or launch (a projectile) forward with force

Verb

Present participle for to have as a prominent attribute or aspect

Verb

Present participle for to blemish, scratch, or stain with a mark

discolouring^UK

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