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Webster Dictionary :: Firebavin

FI'REBAVIN, n. A bundle of brush-wood, used in fireships.

Webster Dictionary :: Fireblast

FI'REBL'AST, n. A disease in hops, chiefly towards the later periods of their gr...

Webster Dictionary :: Firebote

FI'REBOTE, n. Allowance of fuel, to which a tenant is entitled.

Webster Dictionary :: Firebrand

FI'REBRAND, n. 1. A piece of wood kindled or on fire. 2. An incendiary; one who ...

Webster Dictionary :: Firebrick

FI'REBRICK, n. A brick that will sustain intense heat without fusion.

Webster Dictionary :: Firebrush

FI'REBRUSH, n. A brush used to sweep the hearth.

Webster Dictionary :: Firebucket

FI'REBUCKET, n. A bucket to convey water to engines for extinguishing fire.

Webster Dictionary :: Fireclay

FI'RECLAY, n. A kind of clay that will sustain intense heat, used in making fire...

Webster Dictionary :: Firecock

FI'RECOCK, n. A cock or spout to let out water for extinguishing fire.

Webster Dictionary :: Firecross

FI'RECROSS, n. Something used in Scotland as a signal to take arms; the ends bei...

Webster Dictionary :: Fired

FI'RED, pp. Set on fire; inflamed; kindled; animated; irritated.

Webster Dictionary :: Firedamp

FI'REDAMP. [See Damp .]

Webster Dictionary :: Firedrake

FI'REDRAKE, n. 1. A fiery serpent. 2. An ignis fatuus.

Webster Dictionary :: Fireflair

FI'REFLAIR, n. A species of ray-fish or Raja.

Webster Dictionary :: Firefly

FI'REFLY, n. A species of fly which has on its belly a spot which shines; and an...

Webster Dictionary :: Firehook

FI'REHOOK, n. A large hook for pulling down building in conflagrations.

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