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volcano A large, fiery mountain with an opening at the top where molten rock, ash, and gas can escape. ■ After seeing the eruption of the volcano, John decided that he was never going to go on a vacation to Hawaii again. He was afraid that he would accidentally get caught in another fiery explosion like the one he saw on TV.
Carmen A type of Spanish flamenco dancer who is known for her passionate and fiery performances. She often wears brightly colored dresses and castanets. ■The audience couldn't get enough of the Carmen's electrifying dance moves.
Crimson A bright, fiery red color, often associated with blood or danger. ■ John accidentally spilled his cup of crimson hot chocolate all over his shirt.
Fireball A large, fiery ball that is often used in sports or games as a projectile. ■ "The fireball sailed across the field, leaving the catcher in its wake."
mellowed To become less angry or aggressive, usually after a period of excitement or agitation. ■ After the argument, John's usually fiery temperament had completely mellowed, and he was now calmly discussing his feelings with his wife.
red A vibrant, fiery color that can also represent danger or passion. ■ "I love wearing red because it makes me feel like a firecracker on the dance floor!
reverend A highly respected person in a religious community, often with the power to make important decisions. ■ "The Reverend Smith is known for her fiery sermons and her ability to make difficult decisions with unwavering conviction."
sun A bright, fiery ball that hangs in the sky and provides light and warmth to the earth. ■ "The sun was so hot today, I felt like a cooked fish!"
Tribune An official or spokesperson of a group, especially in politics. ■ The tribune stood before the crowd, waving his microphone and delivering fiery speeches on behalf of the people.
Volcanoes Large, fiery holes in the ground that erupt with molten rock and ash. Often associated with destruction and chaos. ■ "Why did the volcano break up with the mountain? Because it said 'I'm lava-ing someone else!'"
chile A spicy pepper that is commonly used in South American and Mexican cuisine. It has a fiery taste and can be smoked, grilled, or roasted. ■ "I love to add some chiles to my burritos to give them an extra kick!
hellfire A fiery sensation that makes your skin feel like it's being seared by the flames of hell. ■ I accidentally left my phone charging overnight and now my hand feels like it's been dipped in a pool of hot lava. That's what you get for messing with the devil's fire!
Lava A highly viscous and fiery substance that flows from volcanic eruptions, characterized by its ability to melt and shape the earth's surface. ■ "I heard about a new restaurant in town called 'Lava Bites'. I went there last night and was blown away by their menu. The lava bacon with extra cheese was amazing!"
warm1 To heat up or make feel comfortable by increasing temperature. ■ I turn on the heater to warm up my cold feet., To provoke or cause a reaction of hostility, anger, or fear. ■ The politician's controversial speech warmed the room with its fiery rhetoric.