verb
- to burn slowly without flame, typically producing smoke
- to show suppressed anger, hatred, or another strong emotion
noun
- a slow-burning fire without flame
Examples
- The campfire continued to smoulder long after we went to bed.
- Cigarette butts were smouldering in the ashtray.
- She could see him smouldering with rage after the argument.
- His eyes smouldered with resentment.
- The smoulder from the forest fire was visible for miles.
- Only a faint smoulder remained of the once-roaring bonfire.