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firing
adjective as in combustible
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noun as in arson
noun as in discharge
noun as in exhilaration
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noun as in explosion
noun as in gunfire
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noun as in pottery
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- glazing
- porcelainware
- terra cotta
noun as in shooting
Example Sentences
Video seen by the Canadian Press reportedly shows police firing their guns over the counter of a convenience store and yelling "move over" as they aim their weapons.
And he too is in the firing line.
Clinton made her mark in Sheffield within eight minutes, firing in the winner when she reacted quickest after Millie Turner's header had rebounded off the post.
In the memoir, which criticises the so-called deep state, Patel calls for "comprehensive housecleaning" of the FBI by firing “the top ranks”.
A notorious Gazan criminal family later blocked the main road leading away from Kerem Shalom for two days, erecting iron barriers and reportedly firing on lorries trying to access an aid distribution point.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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