enflame

to arouse (the feeling, rage, etc.); to make angry.

The firing in the air by the riot cops enflamed the demonstrators and they took to vandalism.

by uttam maharjan July 20, 2011

Enflammable

1. Enable to flame. Burns readily in air.

2. A replacement for the word inflammable (Which makes little sense because "in" is sometimes negative as in "inability, inadequate, indecent, inoffensive, insane, incapable, infertile")

3. An example of a new word that uses a En- for a positive prefix and Im- for a negative one so to preserve in- prefixes for neutral words and things that suggest Inside like "incognito, injection "

"Inflamable means flamable? What a country.

A:Hair spray is Enflammable.
B: Don't you mean inflamable
A: No because En is the new positive prefix for In, and Im is the new negative prefix. Join the cause to make English make sense dude.

by EnviroAndTechno October 2, 2012

enflamed

The property of being on fire.

Oh no! My good friend Allison's computer is enflamed after a tragic car accident. See what happens when you don't wear seatbelts, kids?

by Flail-Bot October 21, 2009

eflametech

That one friend who carries you and sweats in games so much.

Eflametech: Got MIH in 3 hours and TWOH in 2 weeks where most people get 1 year to get both

by 16xAce April 8, 2021

Enflamatic

Someone who becomes intensely passionate, argumentative, and borderline evangelical about a topic, often to the point of being overbearing. Their enthusiasm burns hot and fast, leaving no room for dissent.

“I mentioned that I prefer Android, and suddenly Jake went full Enflamatic about Apple’s superiority.”

by Judas Longfellow March 4, 2025

Enflamatic

Someone who becomes intensely passionate, argumentative, and borderline evangelical about a topic, often to the point of being overbearing. Their enthusiasm burns hot and fast, leaving no room for dissent.

“I mentioned that I prefer Android, and suddenly Jake went full enflamatic about Apple’s superiority.”

by Judas Longfellow March 4, 2025