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flame

Angry public or private e-mail or other message. Users of the Internet use flames to express disapproval of breaches of netiquette or the voicing of an unpopular opinion. An offensive message posted to, for example, a bulletin board, will cause those offended to flame the culprit. Such flames maintain a level of discipline among the Internet's users.



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If you've read any of the recent articles about West 8th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, you probably think that the block has gone up in flames.
Watching West 8th Street rise from ashes by Gotch, Brendan / Real Estate Weekly
Had one of them landed on the church roof, it would have gone up in flames.
"We are in trouble" by Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
``If (shots) hit the pumps, we could have all gone up in flames.
WITNESSES TO SHOOTING QUESTION POLICE TACTICS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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