flamy

[ fley-mee ]

adjective

, flam·i·er, flam·i·est.

1. of or like flame.

Word History and Origins

Origin of flamy¹

First recorded in 1485–95; flame + -y ¹

Example Sentences

Instead of pulling back, Flamy went to her followers: "I was like, 'Hey, I've got this album, I've got this song.'"

From Salon

That's what happened in the case of Matthew Blake, aka "Flamy Grant," a drag singer-songwriter.

From Salon

Flamy admitted to Salon that the incident was frightening, since Feucht is a notorious MAGA-world character.

From Salon

Drag performer Flamy Grant, who was hired to perform at the event, is also a plaintiff.

From Washington Times

He also wrote that “the record strongly, and maybe even conclusively, suggests that District Attorney Desmond issued his notice in response” to Flamy Grant’s inclusion in the festival’s entertainment plans.

From Washington Times