Definitions
streaming or flapping or spreading wide as if in a current of air
Used in a sentence
“Mazie and Nick have trouble, in the first place, making the fire. They finally start a great flaring fire instead of the small steady flame that Prudence requires for cooking.”
“[…] those shootings of stars, eclipses of the moon, howlings of dogs, and flarings of candles, carefully noted and interpreted by the oracular sibyls […]”
“Now the moon illumined them with bluish gleams, and anon the fires of aurora borealis seemed to cover them with the flarings of a great conflagration.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Wide at the edge”7 letters
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