embers

em·ber (

1. A small, glowing piece of coal or wood, as in a dying fire.

2. embers The smoldering coal or ash of a dying fire.

[Middle English embre, from Old English merge.]

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embers

plural noun cinders, ashes, residue, live coals We were sitting around the dying embers of the bonfire.

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embers

pl → Glut f ? fan¹

embers [ˈɛmbəz] npl → braci fpl

embers

n pl embers [ˈembəz]

the sparking or glowing remains of a fire. warm as جَمْر жарава řeřavé uhlíky glød die Glut θράκα brasa, ascuas, rescoldo hõõguvad söed بقایای آتش؛ تکه های نیمسوز hiillos braise גָחֶלֶת अंगारा žeravica parázs bara glæður brace 残り火 타다 남은 불 žarijos kvēlojošas ogles bara gloeiende as de siste glør, ulmende aske węgle, żar brasa tăciuni (aprinşi) последние тлеющие угольки žeravé uhlíky žerjavica žar glöd ถ่านที่ยังคุอยู่ kor, köz 餘火，餘燼 жаринки, що жевріють بجھتا انگارا than hồng trong đám lửa sắp tắt 余火，余烬

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braciola Carbuncular Christian holy day cinder ember Ember Day Ember days ember goose Ember week Emberings Eyes, Bright Fire and Smoke fire walking Gathering coal gleed glogg glowing Imber-goose lambent	He had been gazing at the red embers as intently as if his past life were all pictured there, or as if it were a prospect of the future world, when little Alice's voice aroused him. Grandfather's Chair by Hawthorne, Nathaniel View in context The most simple manner in which this operation is performed, and I think, the best, consists in placing any number of the freshly plucked fruit, when in a particular state of greenness, among the embers of a fire, in the same way that you would roast a potato. Typee by Melville, Herman View in context I observed this also and contrived a fan of branches, which roused the embers when they were nearly extinguished. Frankenstein by Shelley, Mary View in context	embay embayment Embden groats Embden-Meyerhof pathway Embeam embed embedded embedding Embedment embellish Embellisher embellishment ember Ember Day Ember days ember goose Ember week Ember-goose Emberings Emberiza Emberiza aureola Emberiza citrinella Emberiza hortulana Emberiza schoeniclus Emberizidae embers Embetter embezzle embezzled embezzlement embezzler Embillow Embiodea Embioptera Embiotocidae Embiotocoid embitter embittered embittering embitterment Emblanch emblaze emblazon emblazoned Emblazoner Emblazoning Emblazonment emblazonry emblem emblematic emblematical	Embellishments Embellishments Embellishments ember ember Ember Day Ember Day Ember days Ember days Ember Days and Ember Weeks Ember Days and Ember Weeks ember goose Ember Saturday Ember Saturday Ember week Ember-goose Emberings Emberiza Emberiza Emberiza aureola Emberiza aureola Emberiza cirlus Emberiza citrinella Emberiza citrinella Emberiza citrinella Emberiza hortulana Emberiza schoeniclus Emberiza sulphurata Emberizidae Emberizidae embers Embertide Embertide EMBET Embetter embezzle embezzle embezzle embezzle embezzle embezzle embezzle from embezzled embezzled embezzled embezzled embezzled embezzlement embezzlement embezzlement embezzlement embezzlement embezzlement accusations Embezzlement or Misappropriation embezzlements embezzlements embezzlements embezzlements embezzlements embezzler embezzler

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braciola
Carbuncular
Christian holy day
cinder
ember
Ember Day
Ember days
ember goose
Ember week
Emberings
Eyes, Bright
Fire and Smoke
fire walking
Gathering coal
gleed
glogg
glowing
Imber-goose
lambent

He had been gazing at the red embers as intently as if his past life were all pictured there, or as if it were a prospect of the future world, when little Alice's voice aroused him.

Grandfather's Chair by Hawthorne, Nathaniel View in context

The most simple manner in which this operation is performed, and I think, the best, consists in placing any number of the freshly plucked fruit, when in a particular state of greenness, among the embers of a fire, in the same way that you would roast a potato.

Typee by Melville, Herman View in context

I observed this also and contrived a fan of branches, which roused the embers when they were nearly extinguished.

Frankenstein by Shelley, Mary View in context

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