blaz イディオム

blaze

to smoke pot; to blaze your bleezie: to smoke a joint

blazin'

1. getting high
2. fast

blaze a trail

Idiom(s): blaze a trail

Theme: EXPLORATION

to make and mark a trail. (Either literally or figuratively.)
• The scout blazed a trail through the forest.
• Professor Williams blazed a trail in the study of physics.

Hot as blue blazes

If something's as hot as blue blazes, it's extremely hot.

to have blazing rows

to have big arguments: "We had a blazing row last night."

blaze a trail|blaze|trail

v. phr. 1. To cut marks in trees in order to guide other people along a path or trail, especially through a wilderness. Daniel Boone blazed a trail for other hunters to follow in Kentucky. 2. To lead the way; make a discovery; start something new. Henry Ford blazed a trail in manufacturing automobiles. The building of rockets blazed a trail to outer space. See: TRAILBLAZER.

set ablaze|set

v. phr. To cause to burn by lighting with a match or other incendiary device. The criminals poured gasoline on the house and set it ablaze with a small lighter.

hot as blazes

hot as blazes
Also, hot as hell. Extremely warm, as in It was hot as blazes in that room, or I'm hot as hell and would love a cold shower. The first of these hyperbolic similes dates from the mid-1800s, the second from the early 1900s.

More Idioms/Phrases

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English Vocalbulary

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