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Definition of fire
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Fire (v. i.) To be
irritated
or
inflamed
with
passion.
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Barbette
::
Barbette
(n.) A mound of earth or a
platform
in a
fortification,
on which guns are
mounted
to fire over the
parapet..
Skyrocket
::
Skyrocket
(n.) A
rocket
that
ascends
high and burns as it
flies;
a
species
of
fireworks.
Firecracker
::
Firecracker
(n.) See
Cracker.,
n., 3..
Fireboard
::
Fireboard
(n.) A
chimney
board or
screen
to close a
fireplace
when not in use.
Heat
::
Heat (n.) A force in
nature
which is
recognized
in
various
effects,
but
especially
in the
phenomena
of
fusion
and
evaporation,
and
which,
as
manifested
in fire, the sun's rays,
mechanical
action,
chemical
combination,
etc.,
becomes
directly
known to us
through
the sense of
feeling.
In its
nature
heat is a mode if
motion,
being in
general
a form of
molecular
disturbance
or
vibration.
It was
formerly
supposed
to be a
subtile,
imponderable
fluid,
to which was given the name
caloric..
Firestone
::
Firestone
(n.) Iron
pyrites,
formerly
used for
striking
fire; also, a
flint..
Arquebuse
::
Arquebuse
(n.) A sort of hand gun or
firearm
a
contrivance
answering
to a
trigger,
by which the
burning
match was
applied.
The
musket
was a later
invention..
Cock
::
Cock (v. i.) To draw back the
hammer
of a
firearm,
and set it for
firing..
Bream
::
Bream (v. t.) To
clean,
as a
ship's
bottom
of
adherent
shells,
seaweed,
etc., by the
application
of fire and
scraping..
Snap
::
Snap (v. i.) To give
forth,
or
produce,
a
sharp,
cracking
noise;
to
crack;
as,
blazing
firewood
snaps..
Scarefire
::
Scarefire
(n.) A fire
causing
alarm.
Target
::
Target
(n.) A butt or mark to shoot at, as for
practice,
or to test the
accuracy
of a
firearm,
or the force of a
projectile..
Shooter
::
Shooter
(n.) A
firearm;
as, a
five-shooter..
Lightwood
::
Lightwood
(n.) Pine wood
abounding
in
pitch,
used for
torches
in the
Southern
United
States;
pine
knots,
dry
sticks,
and the like, for
kindling
a fire
quickly
or
making
a
blaze..
Pyrotechnical
::
Pyrotechnical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
fireworks,
or the art of
forming
them..
Show
::
Show (n.) A pale blue
flame,
at the top of a
candle
flame,
indicating
the
presence
of fire
damp..
Footboard
::
Footboard
(n.) The
platform
for the
engineer
and
fireman
of a
locomotive.
Moloch
::
Moloch
(n.) The fire god of the
Ammonites
in
Canaan,
to whom human
sacrifices
were
offered;
Molech.
Also
applied
figuratively..
Trail
::
Trail (v. t.) To
carry,
as a
firearm,
with the
breech
near the
ground
and the upper part
inclined
forward,
the piece being held by the right hand near the
middle..
Recoil
::
Recoil
(n.)
Specifically,
the
reaction
or
rebounding
of a
firearm
when
discharged..
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