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From the word conflagration, meaning a large fire. Stealth, or code, for blazing. Pronounced Con-Flag-Great. Often used around parents or those who do not approve of smoking. Parent: (listening to conversation)
Guy 1: So man, are we gonna conflagrate later? Guy 2: Yes. |
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A pseudo-intellectual term meaning to burn, frequently due to arson. After throwing a molotov cocktail at that shack, it conflagrated quite nicely.
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