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Webster Dictionary :: Firewood
FI'REWOOD, n. Wood for fuel.
Webster Dictionary :: Fireward
FIREWARD, FIREWARDEN, n. An officer who has authority to direct others in the ex...
Webster Dictionary :: Firestone
FI'RESTONE, n. 1. A fossil, the pyrite. [See Pyrite .] 2. A kind of freestone wh...
Webster Dictionary :: Firestick
FI'RESTICK, n. A lighted stick or brand.
Webster Dictionary :: Fireside
FIRESIDE, n. A place near the fire or hearth; home; domestic life or retirement.
Webster Dictionary :: Fireshovel
FI'RESHOVEL, n. A shovel or instrument for taking up or removing coals of fire.
Webster Dictionary :: Fireship
FI'RESHIP, n. A vessel filled with combustibles and furnished with grappling iro...
Webster Dictionary :: Firer
FI'RER, n. One who sets fire to any thing; an incendiary.
Webster Dictionary :: Firepot
FI'REPOT, n. A small earthen pot filled with combustibles, used in military oper...
Webster Dictionary :: Fireplug
FI'REPLUG, n. A plug for drawing water from a pipe to extinguish fire.
Webster Dictionary :: Fireplace
FI'REPLACE, n. The part of a chimney appropriated to the fire; a hearth.
Webster Dictionary :: Firepan
FI'REPAN, n. A pan for holding or conveying fire. Exo 28.
Webster Dictionary :: Firenew
FI'RENEW, a. Fresh from the forge; bright.
Webster Dictionary :: Firemaster
FI'REM'ASTER, n. An officer of artillery who superintends the composition of fir...
Webster Dictionary :: Fireman
FI'REMAN, n. 1. A man whose business is to extinguish fires in towns. 2. A man o...
Webster Dictionary :: Firelock
FI'RELOCK, n. A musket, or other gun, with a lock, which is discharged by striki...
