ˈflamˌbō noun
( plural flam·beaux -ōz ; or flambeaus )
Etymology: French, from Middle French, from flambe flame, from Old French, alteration of flamble — more at flame
1. : a flaming torch usually made by combining thick wicks saturated with a quick-burning substance (as pitch) ; broadly : torch
2. : an ornamental candlestick
3. : one of a group of kettles used in boiling sugar
4. : royal poinciana