Inflame

in-flam', v. [-flamed (-flarad'), -flam- ing.] To set on kindle to excite to exce ive and unnatural action to produce morbid heat, redne , or swelling to excite or increase (pa ion or appetite) to provoke to anger or rage to irritate, exasperate, anger, —v. To grow hot, angry, and gainful. [L. infiammare, fr. in and fcammare, to ,Jfamma, flame.]— Inflanv'er, n. — Inflamlnasiin, cube, full moon, cow, oil INFRALAPSARIAN ble, -flam'ma-bl, a. Capable of being set on fire easily enkindled. [F.] — Inflam'mablene , -inability, n. — In flamm a'tion, Act of, state of being, etc. (Med. & Surg.) A redne and swelling of any part of an animal body, attended with heat, pain, and febrile symptoms. Violent excitement heat pa ion. — Inflam'matory, -to-rl, a. Tending to inflame._