to undergo or produce combustion; to be on fire, ignite, or be in a state of flaming

to set something on fire or cause it to start burning

fuel gas (coal gas, natural gas, methane etc)

to ignite and release fireworks, firecrackers, or signal flares

to set on fire or cause to start burning

a situation of extreme urgency or a desperate crisis that requires immediate attention

a person who has lost power or influence returning to a position of authority

inflammable

A bomb or device designed to cause fires, typically used in a military context.

to cause to start burning; to set on fire

easily set on fire; combustible

fire resistant; flame retardant

to deflagrate

a locomotive powered by an internal combustion engine

to ignite; to set fire to; to light

flammable substance

the property of being easily ignited and capable of burning

desperately serious or critical, requiring immediate action; literally 'to burn one's eyebrows'

flammable articles

nuclear spent fuel

to burn without flame; to smolder

burning beanstalks to cook the beans (idiom); to cause internecine strife

fuel tank (of a ship)

fuel-powered car; internal-combustion vehicle

Dipamkara Buddha, the former Buddha before Shakyamuni Buddha and the bringer of lights

incendiary agent

A long-handled metal spoon used in chemistry experiments to hold small amounts of material for burning or deflagration.

coal burning boiler

to cause to explode or ignite violently, typically referring to a fuel-air or combustion-based explosion

nuclear fuel reprocessing

clathrate hydrates

to burn incense

fuel produced from renewable resources