| | Word of the Day — August 21, 2012August 22, 2012 - Scott ViauInflame — in-flame — to provoke strong feelings (especially anger) in someone Example: "In William Falk's comment on truth, or lack of it, among politicians, he said, 'Presidential candidates are, by definition, people of colossal ego and ambition, and they and the professional manipulators who surround them know from long experience that the surest way to win elections is to inflame voters' fears, stoke their resentments and pander to their selfish short-term interests.'" | in: News, Blogs & Events Web |