Flaming in a sentence as a noun

Bunch of flaming stoners.• Embezzlement is down 88%!

No one is flaming about it vs. vmware or whatever, or telling you what to use.

Could someone point me to some numbers that show signs of this?I know when the Unity desktop came out, a lot of people were flaming.

TC has been a trash rag from the start, and their flaming dramatic burnout is just as trash as everything else they've ever published.

\n ?\n eat flaming death\n ?\n ^C\n ?\n ^C\n ?\n ^D\n ?\n \n ---\n Note the consistent user interface and error reportage.

Allow the community to vote up the opinion based answers they like and downvote the trolling/flaming answers.

> check out the Python-dev thread where this is being hashed out ad-infinitum rather than flamed to deathWhere am I flaming anything to death here?

It's a bit like calling Avatar "a flaming fiasco seen by nobody" on the same weekend it breaks a billion dollars at the box office.

Flaming in a sentence as an adjective

I have definitely seen less iOS/Android/Windows flaming, so I think the site is already benefitting from the changes.

Have you considered not personally flaming the original authors in public?

It's worth considering, but I feel like Canonical should be engaging the community, although with all the flaming that goes on I can see why they don't.

There's a big difference between cutting soda because you're flaming out, and cutting soda because the company hired "professional management".

In the interest of full disclosure, I'm a crazy flaming liberal, and I still don't want to see things like the Ayn Rand story that popped up earlier today, even though I agree with it.

But it's also true when you hear about someone doing something amazing you'd never dreamed the product could do, and then you hear about how many flaming hoops they have to jump through to get it done.

I love Star Wars as much as the next guy, but you've done the science a huge disservice by completely failing to explain why it's significant and geeking out over space opera that has about as much relevance to it as a flaming rodent of unusual size!

Flaming definitions

noun

the process of combustion of inflammable materials producing heat and light and (often) smoke; "fire was one of our ancestors' first discoveries"

See also: fire flame

adjective

informal intensifiers; "what a bally (or blinking) nuisance"; "a bloody fool"; "a crashing bore"; "you flaming idiot"

adjective

very intense; "a fiery temper"; "flaming passions"

See also: fiery