Easily ignitable and capable of burning and producing flames. see also: Nonflammable

1813, from stem of Latin flammare "to set on fire" (from flamma; see flame (n.)) + -able. In modern (20c.) use, a way to distinguish from the ambiguity of inflammable.

easily set on fire.

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A gas that can burn with a flame if mixed with a gaseous oxidizer such as air or chlorine and then ignited. The term flammable gas includes vapors from flammable or combustible liquids above their fla [..]

Having a flash point of 20-80 degrees F.

(adj) easily ignited

Commodity which cn easily be ignited.

Any material that ignites easily and will burn rapidly.

Any material that ignites easily and will burn rapidly.

A substance easily ignited in the presence of a flame; any liquid having a flash point below 100°F.

Something is flammable if it can catch on fire. Some items are more readily flammable (catch fire more easily) than others. For this reason, observe 'no smoking' rules in the presence of flammable items.

Term describing material that can be easily ignited. Petroleum products with a flash point of 80ºF or lower are classed as flammable.