Burned with flames; having flames applied to it, or appearing to have a flame-like pattern or quality.
Past tense/participle of 'flame,' from Old English 'flægm' and Latin 'flamma.' Can be used as an adjective describing something that has been exposed to fire or has flame-like markings.
In woodworking, 'flamed maple' is wood with a distinctive wavy grain pattern that resembles flames—but it's created by the tree's growth, not by actual fire, showing how the word transfers metaphorically to natural patterns.
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