flagrate

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  1. To burn. To represent how Typhon's destructive and flagrating power, lying hid in the sun, was made more temperate. Greenhill, Art of Embalming, p. 336.

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  1. from Latin flagratus, past participle of flagrare (later Italian flagrare = Spanish flagrar), burn: see flagrant.
 

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