Results for: fire a bullet
English English
affect every part, answer riddle, make holes in something, puzzle, question or statement presenting a problem to be solved; enigma, mystery; sieve, screen used for sifting, puzzling thing, shake ashes from fire, sift soil or stones, interpret; swell up...riddle
agree to sex, annoy somebody, cause inconvenience, eliminate player, extinguish light or fire, irritated, make something known, produce something, retire somebody, set off in boat, to cause injury to somethingput out
agreed break in arguing, agreed break in fighting, agreement to stop fighting, armistice, cease fire; relief from troubletruce
air current over fire, amount owed to bank, borrowing limit, overdraught, overdrawing of a bank account; amount overdrawn; limit to which money may be withdrawn from the bank on credit; draft of air flowing over a fire (e.g. in a furnace)overdraft
animal feces, imitation bullet, make pellets of something, small ball of compressed material, small ball; bullet, small lead shot; pill, tablet (of medication); solid phase gathering on the bottom of vial, small bullet, stone missile for cannon or cata...pellet
annoy, be very hot, destroy by fireburn up
antiaircraft fire, antiaircraft gunack-ack
antiaircraft fire; criticism, verbal abuse, flack, ground-based antiaircraft fireflak
appear momentarily, badge on uniform or vehicle, beam, gleam, flare; spark; brief news dispatch; outbreak; split-second; flash of a camera; showiness, brief moment, bright lighting used in photography, catch fire suddenly, coat something for protection...flash
ardent, extremely, important, on fire, scorching; blazing, scorching; flaming; combustion, very hotburning
area around a fireplace, hearthside; home; symbol of home and family, hominess, domesticity, homey, informal, intimate, place by a fire, safe and comfortablefireside
arouse emotion in, heat gas until it burns, light fire or begin to burn, set on fire, kindle; start to burnignite
arouse response in somebody, burn something, kindle, ignite, light, set on fire; arouse passion, exciteenkindle
arrangement of light fixtures; effect achieved with light; illumination; act of setting fire to, igniting; manner in which light falls across a surface, effect produced by lights, equipment for providing artificial light, quality of light in artwork, t...lighting
artillery fire, attack somebody, bombard, bombardment, fire artillery, something like a bombardmentcannonade
 

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