To insult someone electronically, or otherwise. Sometimes to be a group insult.

To insult a person you are arguing with over the internet in hopes of reviving your argument.

a flame is a tirade. The flamer may be quite articulate and intelligent as they question the upbringing of the flamee. One can also flame about a third party to a conversation. Finally, a flame may be from an idiot, in response to a resonable post from someone else.

A flame is noun associated with the action of flaming, what people do when they express a strongly held opinion without holding back any emotion.

Although flames often get out of hand, they have a purpose in the ecology of cyberspace. Many flames are aimed at teaching someone something (usually in overstated language) or stopping them from doing something (like offending other people). Flame messages often use more brute force than is strictly necessary, but that's half the fun.

Netiquette does ask that you consider the art of flaming before pulling out the flame-thrower.

when something is awesome, bomb, fantastic etc.

A red-headed male that works in a deli, drives a red sports car, and lives on fried chicken & slice n bake cookies. Would rather eat fried chicken than hang out with his gf. Likes to ignore the phone when it rings but then pretends he isn't doing anything awkward when he calls back. Wears two shirts at all times (including in the shower and when swimming). One excpetion is in the back of the Rav.

Likes other men who own ducks. Will not readily admit to that. But it's true.

The equivalent of an Irish guido.

N.
Insults. Most assaciated on the internet.
V. To insult.