Results for: fire a bullet
English English
artillery fire, firing of large-caliber explosives, fired artillery shells, firing of artillery shellsshellfire
artillery, artillery fire; artillery, burst of artillery firecannonry
attack somebody continuously, attacking flow of something, fire continuously on enemy, military bombardment, overwhelm or bombard with questions, river barrier, river dam; barrier of artillery fire to prevent enemy advance, bombardment; numerous questionsbarrage
attempt, bubbly drink, bulge, burst, father, fire shots, go briefly, gunshot, hit pop fly, indicating bursting noise, make a bursting sound, make a shattering sound; explode with a loud bang (like a balloon); enter; shoot; beat, strike, of popular cult...pop
axe, cut; fire, dismiss from a job, fire somebody, hatchet, sharp tool used for chopping wood, immediate closure, job loss, musical instrument, reduce something drastically, terminate something, tool for cuttingax
ball lightning, ball of fire, ball of fire; something resembling a ball of fire (i.e. meteor); flaming center of a nuclear explosion; energetic person, bright meteorfireball
bank worker taking and paying money, checker, discharge, fire, dismiss (from military service); reject, dismiss somebody from armed forces, person who handles purchases in a store; bank employee who handles monetary transactions, somebody responsible f...cashier
barbecued, roasted over a fire; interrogated, questioned persistentlygrilled
bars in front of fire, bars over opening, fireplace, irritate, make into or become small pieces, make noise of rubbing or vibrating, metal framework which holds burning fuel (in a fireplace, furnace, etc.); network of parallel metal bars or wires, grat...grate
be angry, fill with bubbles, fire-extinguishing substance, froth, produce or form a light frothy mass of bubbles; cause to foam, frothy saliva, light frothy mass of bubbles; spongy material (used in upholstery), material containing bubbles, produce bub...foam
be on fire, be in flames; combust; singe; scorch; scald; be singed, be or set on fire, be overcooked, cause or feel stinging, cheat somebody, contain a fire, damage something by fire, destroy something by fire, electrocute, emit heat or light, feel fev...burn
be opened; open; open fire; pick up speed, become or make something more exciting, make a vehicle go faster, make an opening in something, make something accessible, open business for the day, remove a cover or obstruction from, speak freely, start sho...open up
be press agent, flak, press agent; advertising, publicity; antiaircraft fire; criticism, abuseflack
betting card game, metal rod for stirring a fire, shovel, poker; tool used to arrange hot coals; type of card game, somebody or something that pokespoker
black dust given off by fire, black powdery substance produced during the burning of coal or wood or other materials, cover with sootsoot
 

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