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Definitions for Flameout

[1] the failure of a jet engine due to an interruption of the fuel supply or to faulty combustion.
[2] burning gas or vapor, as from wood or coal, that is undergoing combustion; a portion of ignited gas or vapor.
[3] Often flames . the state or condition of blazing combustion: to burst into flames.
[4] any flamelike condition; glow; inflamed condition.
[5] brilliant light; scintillating luster.
[6] bright coloring; a streak or patch of color.
[7] flame color.
[8] intense ardor, zeal, or passion.
[9] Informal . an object of one's passionate love; sweetheart: He's taking out his new flame tonight.
[10] Computer Slang . an angry, critical, or disparaging electronic message, as an online comment.
[11] to burn with a flame or flames; burst into flames; blaze.
[12] to glow like flame; shine brilliantly; flash.
[13] to burn or burst forth with strong emotion; break into open anger, indignation, etc.
[14] Computer Slang . to post an angry, critical, or disparaging electronic message, as an online comment.
[15] to subject to the action of flame or fire.
[16] to flambé.
[17] Computer Slang . to insult or criticize angrily in an online post or comment.
[18] flame out , (of a jet engine) to cease to function due to an interruption of the fuel supply or to faulty combustion. to burst out in or as if in flames.
[19] the failure of an aircraft jet engine in flight due to extinction of the flame
[20] a complete failure
[21] (of a jet engine) to fail in flight or to cause (a jet engine) to fail in flight
[22] a hot usually luminous body of burning gas often containing small incandescent particles, typically emanating in flickering streams from burning material or produced by a jet of ignited gas
[23] (often plural) the state or condition of burning with flames to burst into flames
[24] a brilliant light; fiery glow
[25] a strong reddish-orange colour (as adjective ) a flame carpet
[26] intense passion or ardour; burning emotion
[27] informal a lover or sweetheart (esp in the phrase an old flame )
[28] informal an abusive message sent by electronic mail, esp to express anger or criticism of an internet user
[29] to burn or cause to burn brightly; give off or cause to give off flame
[30] (intr) to burn or glow as if with fire; become red or fiery his face flamed with anger
[31] (intr) to show great emotion; become angry or excited
[32] (tr) to apply a flame to (something)
[33] (tr) archaic to set on fire, either physically or with emotion
[34] informal to send an abusive message by electronic mail

Words nearby Flameout

flame-outflame-out, flame-thrower, flamefish, flamen, flamenco, flame-out, flameproof, flamethrower, flaming, flaming sword, flamingo

Origin of Flameout

1300–50; (noun) Middle English flaume < Anglo-French, variant of flaumbe; Old French flambe, earlier flamble < Latin flammula, diminutive of flamma flame (see -ule); (v.) Middle English flaumen < Anglo-French flaum(b)er; Old French flamber < Latin flammāre, derivative of flamma

Other words from Flameout

flam·er , noun
flame·less , adjective
flame·like , adjective
out·flame , verb (used with object), out·flamed, out·flam·ing.
pre·flame , adjective
un·der·flame , noun

Word origin for Flameout

C14: from Anglo-French flaume , from Old French flambe , modification of flamble , from Latin flammula a little flame, from flamma flame