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61fire — Incense [[➝ incense]] was burnt in the Temple, and animal sacrifices were roasted with fire. But fire is also a symbol in both OT and NT for an aspect under which God is made known a ‘consuming fire’ (Heb. 12:29). It is associated with God s… …
62fire — 1. noun 1) a fire broke out Syn: blaze, conflagration, inferno, flames, burning, combustion 2) he lacked fire Syn: dynamism, energy, vigour, animation, vitality …
63fire — [OE] Appropriately enough for one of the mainsprings of human civilization, the word fire is widespread amongst Indo European languages (although it is only one of two competing ‘fire’ strands, the other being represented in English by ignite).… …
64Fire — To make a campfire you will need: A cleared area, about 1.22 meters (4 feet) round, that is between 1.22 1.83 meters (4 6 feet) away from the entrance to your shelter. A fire pit. This is a dish shaped hole, about 15.24 30.48 centimeters …
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65fire — I fi|re 1. fi|re talord, i sms. fir , fx firben, og fir el. fire , fx fir(e)doble II fi|re 2. fi|re vb., r, de, t; fire ned; fire på noget …
66fire — [OE] Appropriately enough for one of the mainsprings of human civilization, the word fire is widespread amongst Indo European languages (although it is only one of two competing ‘fire’ strands, the other being represented in English by ignite).… …
67fire — In dentistry, the fusing of water and a powder containing kaolin, feldspar, and other substances to produce porcelain used in restorations and artificial teeth. * * * fire fī(ə)r n, often attrib fever or inflammation esp. from a disease fire vb,… …
68FIRE — Finance Insurance And Real Estate (Business » Accounting) * First ISCCP Regional Experiment (Academic & Science » Universities) * First ISCCP Regional Experiment (Academic & Science » Ocean Science) * Feminist International Radio Endeavor… …
69fire sb up — UK US fire sb up Phrasal Verb with fire({{}}/faɪər/ verb [T] (UK ALSO sack) ► to make someone feel enthusiastic or excited about something: »Investors were fired up by the drop in rates …
70fire on — phr verb Fire on is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑troops Fire on is used with these nouns as the object: ↑demonstrator …
