Inflammability

Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 102
inflam-må-bil-e-te, s. inflammablene . on fire; susceptible of combustion. Inflammablene , in-flam' -ma-bl-nes, s. the quality of being inflammable. Inflammably, in-flam'-ma-ble,ad.in an inflammable manner. the state of being in flame; violent excitement; heat; a redne and swelling, attended with heat, pain, and febrile symptoms [Med. and Surg.] heat or inflammation; accompanied with inflammation; tending to excite tumult or sedition. up; to increase or raise artificially [Comm.] (L. in, and flo, to blow.) low and distended [Bot.] of being inflated; the state of being puffed up; artificial increase or rise [Comm.] line or course; to vary in termination for purposes of declension or conjugation [Gram.]; to modulate, as the voice (L. in, andflecto,flexum, to bend). state of being inflected; the appearance which light exhibits when it pa es near the edges of an opaque body; the variation in termination of nouns, ., by declension, and of verbs by conjugation; modulation of the voice.
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