Ashes from the fire smoldered on the outer rocks.
This tendency may help explain why outbreaks in some rural areas have smoldered undetected for months.
of course the answer is dered and smoldered is burned and smoked without a flame
freeze
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Smoldering is an adjective, but reamains is a noun.
Smoldered is a verb. Example: The stew smolderedin the pot for hours,
Freeze
of course the answer is dered and smoldered is burned and smoked without a flame The word "smolder" (also, smoulder) means to burn hotly without a flame. The Spanish translation is "arder lentamente". The past tense, smoldered, is "ardió lentamente".
The fire is burning underground in the peat or other materials.
The ending of the word 'smoldered' is "-ed." It's like the cherry on top of a burnt cake - necessary to show that the action has already happened. So, next time someone asks you about the ending of a word, just remember to look at the last few letters and call it a day.
Her smoldering glare ruled out a positive response. The fire is still smoldering.
People tell time using smoldered knotted ropes, known as "knotted timekeeping" or "fire ropes," by burning the ropes at specific intervals. Each knot represents a predetermined time segment, and as the rope smolders and burns, the knots release smoke signals or produce a distinct burning time that can be visually monitored. By observing the rate of burning and the timing of when knots are reached, individuals can estimate the passage of time. This method was historically used in various cultures before the advent of modern timekeeping devices.