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1. adj. an english/anglo saxan slang term. derived from the latin flamo.
the english equivalint of the american slang term fuckin'
English:"You've all gone flamin' mad over the match!"
Translation:"You've all gone fuckin mad over the match!"
flamin' by Magnus Kay June 19, 2004
to act gay or stupid, saying somthing that makes people think your gay
playing a game of spider-man monopoly and i land on kingpin which i have
Me: ahhh good to be home on the fat mans chest
Friend: your on a fats mans chest..what are ya? flamin'
Me: your the one flamin' over there with pink fives
Friend: shutupstupid!!!
Flamin' by Spidey Alex July 28, 2006
(flay-min) verb.

Of bright, distinct or ghetto nature.
(a friendly fellow wearing all white walks by with bright orange high-tops)
Jameson Riverwalk- Daaaayum brotha! Those shoes be FLAMIN'! Ay, I think this is a good time to do the electric slide!
an object that causes you to to burst into flames upon impact/touch
the flamin' hot doritos make me hella hot and warm and fiery and shit
someone that is gay and everyone knows it. he walks with a switch, talks like a fag, ties knots in there shirt
Oh wow...he is flamin
flamin by peaches August 12, 2004
A person who is bullshittin; Not staying with your word
"My homeboys was suppose to get up wid shawty but she flamin on us"
"They said they were bringing the drinks but they flamin.
flamin by Speedin April 28, 2013
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