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Definition of fire
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Fire (n.) The
discharge
of
firearms;
firing;
as, the
troops
were
exposed
to a heavy
fire..
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Desolate
::
Desolate
(v. t.) To lay
waste;
to ruin; to
ravage;
as, a fire
desolates
a
city..
Parch
::
Parch (v. t.) To burn the
surface
of; to
scorch;
to roast over the fire, as dry
grain;
as, to parch the skin; to parch
corn..
Fireflies
::
Fireflies
(pl. ) of
Firefl.
Flank
::
Flank (n.) That part of a
bastion
which
reaches
from the
curtain
to the face, and
defends
the
curtain,
the flank and face of the
opposite
bastion;
any part of a work
defending
another
by a fire along the
outside
of its
parapet..
Dam
::
Dam (n.) A
firebrick
wall, or a
stone,
which forms the front of the
hearth
of a blast
furnace..
Toast
::
Toast (v.) Bread dried and
browned
before
a fire,
usually
in
slices;
also, a kind of food
prepared
by
putting
slices
of
toasted
bread into milk,
gravy,
etc..
Matchlock
::
Matchlock
(n.) An old form of
gunlock
containing
a match for
firing
the
priming;
hence,
a
musket
fired by means of a
match..
Kaleege
::
Kaleege
(n.) One of
several
species
of
large,
crested,
Asiatic
pheasants,
belonging
to the genus
Euplocamus,
and
allied
to the
firebacks..
Balefire
::
Balefire
(n.) A
signal
fire; an alarm fire.
Fireplace
::
Fireplace
(n.) The part a
chimney
appropriated
to the fire; a
hearth;
--
usually
an open
recess
in a wall, in which a fire may be
built..
Hastener
::
Hastener
(n.) That which
hastens;
especially,
a stand or
reflector
used for
confining
the heat of the fire to meat while
roasting
before
it..
Fireback
::
Fireback
(n.) One of
several
species
of
pheasants
of the genus
Euplocamus,
having
the lower back a
bright,
fiery red. They
inhabit
Southern
Asia and the East
Indies..
Ball
::
Ball (n.) Any solid
spherical,
cylindrical,
or
conical
projectile
of lead or iron, to be
discharged
from a
firearm;
as, a
cannon
ball; a rifle ball; -- often used
collectively;
as,
powder
and ball.
Spherical
balls for the
smaller
firearms
are
commonly
called
bullets..
Cock
::
Cock (v. t.) To draw the
hammer
of (a
firearm)
fully back and set it for
firing.
Chimney
::
Chimney
(n.) A
fireplace
or
hearth.
Throw
::
Throw (v. t.) To fling or cast in any
manner;
to drive to a
distance
from the hand or from an
engine;
to
propel;
to send; as, to throw
stones
or dust with the hand; a
cannon
throws
a ball; a fire
engine
throws
a
stream
of water to
extinguish
flames..
Flintlock
::
Flintlock
(n.) A hand
firearm
fitted
with a
flintlock;
esp., the
old-fashioned
musket
of
European
and other
armies..
Circulatory
::
Circulatory
(n.) A
chemical
vessel
consisting
of two
portions
unequally
exposed
to the heat of the fire, and with
connecting
pipes or
passages,
through
which the fluid rises from the
overheated
portion,
and
descends
from the
relatively
colder,
maintaining
a
circulation..
Burner
::
Burner
(n.) One who, or that
which,
burns or sets fire to
anything..
Torture
::
Torture
(n.)
Especially,
severe
pain
inflicted
judicially,
either
as
punishment
for a
crime,
or for the
purpose
of
extorting
a
confession
from an
accused
person,
as by water or fire, by the boot or
thumbkin,
or by the rack or
wheel..
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