Definition | Term |
Punishment in Hell | |
One whose occupation is to put out fires | |
Something, by construction, which is protected from flames | |
A famed British WWII-era plane | |
A gun cartridge with the primer in the rim | |
Small arms fire directed up at flying planes | |
A person kindling unrest; a troublemaker | |
Bugs noted for their light-making organs | |
A piece of flint or pyrite used to start fires; or, a tire manufacturer | |
Impervious to fire; incombustible | |
Idiomatic phrase meaning to escape a dire situation only to fall into another greater one | |
An item lit for a fun, pyrotechnic display | |
An informal TV/radio address by a political figure | |
An explosive device with incendiary effects | |
A firehouse's vehicle, equipped w/ hoses | |
Fire intended to neutralize/destroy enemy weapons | |
Lacking fire; or, lacking enthusiasm | |
Threatening punishment in the afterlife | |
A fire in low-growing, scrubby trees | |
A famous Robert Frost poem | |