Flame (disambiguation)

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Flame is burning gas or vapour, the visible part of fire.

Flame may also refer to:

Fire

• Eternal flame, a constantly burning flame
  • Olympic Flame, eternal flame used as a symbol for the Olympic Games
• Flame retardant, materials that resist fire

Individuals

• D-Flame (born 1971), German musician
• Penny Flame (born 1983), screen name of Jennifer Ketcham, former American adult actress and reality TV star
• Flame (rapper) (born 1981), American Christian hip-hop artist

Sports teams

• Liberty Flames, the athletics teams of Liberty University
• Calgary Flames, Canadian ice hockey team
  • Atlanta Flames, original name of the Calgary Flames
• UIC Flames, the athletics teams of University of Illinois at Chicago
• Guildford Flames, English ice hockey team
• Northumbria Flames, Northumbria University's ice hockey team
• Westchester Flames F.C., American football (soccer) team
• Canterbury Flames, New Zealand netball team
• Florida Flame, American basketball team
• Malawi national football team, whose nickname is "The Flames"

Organizations

• Facts and Logic About the Middle East (FLAME), a pro-Israel organization
• Big Flame (political group), British libertarian Marxist political party
• Black Flame, publishing company

Fiction

• Flames (1917 film), a 1917 British silent drama film
• Flames (1926 film), a 1926 film featuring Boris Karloff
• Flames (1997 film), a 1997 Philippine film
• Flame (1975 film), a 1975 South Korean film
• Flame (1996 film), portraying women in the Rhodesian Bush War
• Slade In Flame, a 1975 film also known as Flame and starring members of the British rock group Slade
  • Slade in Flame (album), the soundtrack album of the above film
• Flame (comics), a comic book character created in the 1930s
• Flame (Spyro character), a character from Spyro the Dragon
• A character in the cartoon Spider Riders
• In a LOST episode titled "Enter 77", there is a DHARMA Initiative station called The Flame
• The fantasy novel Fall of a Kingdom by Hilari Bell was previously named Flame
• A monster from the game Azure Dreams
• Flame (South Korean novel), a Korean novel by Swon Wu Hee
• Princess Flame, a character in the TV series Blazing Dragons

Wildlife

• Flame (moth), a species of noctuid moth
• Flame Skimmer, type of dragonfly
• Flame maple, type of maple tree
• Flame Robin, type of robin
• Gasflame nudibranch, a type of shell-less sea mollusc
• The Flame butterfly (Dryas iulia)

Music

• Flame (band), Japanese hip-hop group
• The Flames, a 1960s South African pop/rock group
• Flame (Johnny Duhan album), 1996
• Flame (Richard Barbieri and Tim Bowness album), 1994
• "Flame" (Sebadoh song), 1999
• Flame (Patti LaBelle album), 1997
• "Flame" (Bell X1 song), 2006
• Flame (Claire Sproule song)
• "The Flame" (Cheap Trick song), 1988
• In Flames, Swedish metal group

Computers and technology

• Flame (robot), an experimental walking robot
• Flame (malware), computer malware discovered in May 2012
• Flaming (Internet), a message sent over the internet with the deliberate intent to insult
• Fractal flame, a group of fractals developed in 1992
• A type of visual effects software by Autodesk
• O2 Xda or Xda Flame, a smartphone by O2
• FLAME clustering, a data clustering algorithm

Weapons

• Flamethrower, a gun that shoots a flame
• Flame tank, tank equipped with a flamethrower

Other

• Flame Nebula, an emission nebula in Orion's Belt
• Flame polishing, a method of polishing materials using flames or heat
• Premixed flame, a flame in which the oxidizer has been mixed with the fuel before it reaches the flame front
• Flame cell, a type of cell found in invertebrates
• Flame (color), a medium scarlet hue
• Flame, a chimpanzee
• Blowtorch, a welding tool also known as a flame gun
• An intimate relationship

See also

• Flaming (disambiguation)
• Flame tree (disambiguation)
• Big Flame (disambiguation)
• The Flame (disambiguation)
• Flamme (disambiguation)

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