| BRUSHFIRES | • brushfires n. Plural of brushfire. • brush-fires n. Plural of brush-fire. • brush␣fires n. Plural of brush fire. |
| CEASEFIRES | • ceasefires n. Plural of ceasefire. • cease-fires n. Plural of cease-fire (alternative form of ceasefires). • cease␣fires n. Plural of cease fire (alternative form of ceasefires). |
| CROSSFIRES | • crossfires n. Plural of crossfire. • CROSSFIRE n. the crossing of lines of fire from two or more points. |
| FIRESCAPED | • FIRESCAPE v. to arrange the features of (a garden or other area of land) in a way that inhibits the spread of fire. |
| FIRESCAPES | • FIRESCAPE v. to arrange the features of (a garden or other area of land) in a way that inhibits the spread of fire. |
| FIRESCREEN | • firescreen n. A screen placed in front of a hearth to shield the rest of the room from the fire. • fire␣screen n. A mesh grill placed in front of a fire to prevent sparks escaping. • FIRESCREEN n. a screen placed in front of a fire. |
| FIRESTONES | • firestones n. Plural of firestone. • Firestones prop.n. Plural of Firestone. • FIRESTONE n. a rock, esp. sandstone, that can withstand great heat. |
| FIRESTORMS | • firestorms n. Plural of firestorm. • fire␣storms n. Plural of fire storm. • FIRESTORM n. a huge blaze (especially a result of heavy bombing) which fans its own flames by creating its own draught. |
| NIGHTFIRES | • nightfires n. Plural of nightfire. • NIGHTFIRE n. a fire burning at night; a will-o'-the-wisp. |
| RETROFIRES | • retrofires v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of retrofire. • RETROFIRE v. to cause a retrorocket to become ignited. |
| SHELLFIRES | • shellfires n. Plural of shellfire. • SHELLFIRE n. the firing of shells. |
| UNDERFIRES | • underfires v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of underfire. • UNDERFIRE v. to fire or bake insufficiently. |