flame

(Brit. Slang)
Similar to bait, an area or situation that is not safe and secure. Used to describe a situation that carries certain risks.

Man, we can't bun here, it's flame.
Lets move bre it's flame-grilled in here!

by Avtex December 27, 2006

flame

a new word for a lighter

hey man pass me the flame so I can light up a ciggarette

by Grey Jones January 25, 2005

flame

Holy Spirit; Holy Ghost; Advocate; Paraclete

Predating the Pentecostal groups was a phenomenon called “fire Baptism.” It was an experience preached by some holiness ministers looking for something more than the holiness experience itself. Fire Baptism was the personal religious experience of being filled with and empowered by the Holy Spirit, taking its name from the Holy Spirit’s descent upon the Apostles in the form of tongues of flame.

The Holy Spirit is moving once again in the lives of the faithful just daring us to catch this life changing flame, which once burned so bright.

by NoOne333 October 7, 2005

flame

to diss someone or make fun of them

Bobby Johnson-Man, where you get those shoes, Wal-Mart.

Ray-Ray-Shut yo skeet E.T. on crack ass up.

Loco- Damn you gettin Flamed dog

by K-Unit of KCtown March 21, 2006

flame

When something is good..

Those tacos were flame!!!

by Donna F. April 7, 2008

flame

To reprimand, scold someone strongly..to firmly get your point across immediately.

The forum member flamed me for posting the wrong information.

by Celest April 11, 2008

flame

As cool as it comes. When one uses flame, it is the same as "awesome," or "fucking cool!"

Guy 1: "Whoa, man, that movie was flame!"
Guy 2: "Yes, it was fucking cool."

by C-Mac Spank Dizzle October 27, 2003