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Definition of fire
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Fire (v. i.) To
discharge
artillery
or
firearms;
as, they fired on the
town..
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Malacoderm
::
Malacoderm
(n.) One of a tribe of
beetles
(Malacodermata),
with a soft and
flexible
body, as the
fireflies..
Skyrocket
::
Skyrocket
(n.) A
rocket
that
ascends
high and burns as it
flies;
a
species
of
fireworks.
Cartridge
::
Cartridge
(n.) A
complete
charge
for a
firearm,
contained
in, or held
together
by, a case,
capsule,
or shell of
metal,
pasteboard,
or other
material..
Fire-set
::
Fire-set
(n.) A set of fire
irons,
including,
commonly,
tongs,
shovel,
and
poker..
Flake
::
Flake (n.) A
little
particle
of
lighted
or
incandescent
matter,
darted
from a fire; a
flash..
Onomatopoeia
::
Onomatopoeia
(n.) The
formation
of words in
imitation
of
sounds;
a
figure
of
speech
in which the sound of a word is
imitative
of the sound of the thing which the word
represents;
as, the buzz of bees; the hiss of a
goose;
the
crackle
of
fire..
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..
Cock
::
Cock (v. t.) To draw the
hammer
of (a
firearm)
fully back and set it for
firing.
Brake
::
Brake (v. t.) An
extended
handle
by means of which a
number
of men can unite in
working
a pump, as in a fire
engine..
Insecurity
::
Insecurity
(n.) The
condition
or
quality
of being
insecure;
want of
safety;
danger;
hazard;
as, the
insecurity
of a
building
liable
to fire;
insecurity
of a
debt..
Vulcan
::
Vulcan
(n.) The god of fire, who
presided
over the
working
of
metals;
--
answering
to the Greek
Hephaestus..
Saucepan
::
Saucepan
(n.) A small pan with a
handle,
in which sauce is
prepared
over a fire; a
stewpan..
Banquette
::
Banquette
(n.) A
raised
way or foot bank,
running
along the
inside
of a
parapet,
on which
musketeers
stand to fire upon the
enemy..
Worm
::
Worm (n.) A
spiral
instrument
or
screw,
often like a
double
corkscrew,
used for
drawing
balls from
firearms..
Firing
::
Firing
(n.) The
application
of fire, or of a
cautery..
Fusillade
::
Fusillade
(v. t.) To shoot down of shoot at by a
simultaneous
discharge
of
firearms.
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..
Kaleege
::
Kaleege
(n.) One of
several
species
of
large,
crested,
Asiatic
pheasants,
belonging
to the genus
Euplocamus,
and
allied
to the
firebacks..
Theosophy
::
Theosophy
(n.) Any
system
of
philosophy
or
mysticism
which
proposes
to
attain
intercourse
with God and
superior
spirits,
and
consequent
superhuman
knowledge,
by
physical
processes,
as by the
theurgic
operations
of some
ancient
Platonists,
or by the
chemical
processes
of the
German
fire
philosophers;
also, a
direct,
as
distinguished
from a
revealed,
knowledge
of God,
supposed
to be
attained
by
extraordinary
illumination;
especially,
a
direct
insight
into the
processes
of the
divine
mind, and the
Brand
::
Brand (v. t.) A
burning
piece of wood; or a stick or piece of wood
partly
burnt,
whether
burning
or after the fire is
extinct..
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