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fireball

noun as in grenade

noun as in shooting star

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In a corner of London's Canary Wharf, better known for finance than fireballs, The Hunger Games: On Stage has bought Panem to life in a purpose-built 1,200 seat arena.

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Frantic, he helped his parents hoist his six younger siblings over a backyard fence as fireballs of ignited crude descended around their home, just across the street.

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He watched a huge yellow fireball rise and grow, turning orange, then red, kicking up towering swirls of dust, boiling itself into the shape of a giant mushroom.

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It is unclear what caused the plane to crash, prompting a massive fireball to erupt after it failed to take-off from the runway.

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Those June meteors are rarely visible unless they produce exceptionally bright fireballs.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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