Adorned with or decorated by having something set on fire, or marked with flame-like patterns.
From the past participle of flam (to strike or play), combined with the flame imagery. Used primarily in heraldic contexts to describe designs that appear flame-like.
In medieval heraldry, 'flammed' described shields and banners with wavy, flame-shaped patterns—soldiers could recognize their allies from across a battlefield partly through these dramatic flame designs.
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