Definition of "flamy" [flam•y]

• Resembling a flame; flaming. (adjective)

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• "She will be wearing a gold dress by Kai Kuhne that she described as "short," "fringy" and "flamy.""
• "Okay, maybe it's just me, but David Copperfield and I have just visited Steerforth's family home, and between Steerforth calling the lad "Daisy," and the Queer Eye-view of the decor and inhabitants of the house, I feel like the book is just about to burst into little flamy flames."
• "Jinn shot each other with flamy meteors till the battle-field was wrapped in smoke."