a cooking pot in which ingredients are simmered at the table, or the food prepared in this manner

a serious fire (in a city or a forest etc.)

to open fire or start shooting

having a hot, explosive, or irritable temper

to catch fire

a large-scale fire, often causing significant destruction or damage

to lose one's temper or become furious

the visible, gaseous part of a fire; a blaze

Mars (planet)

a flaming torch

fervent, ardent, or filled with intense emotion and enthusiasm

a small fiery particle produced by burning, friction, or electrical discharge

to intentionally set fire to buildings, property, or land, often as a criminal act

the capacity of a weapon or military unit to deliver fire

to catch fire or start burning

to light a fire or set something on fire

to protect against fire

annoyed; riled; vexed

to provoke and offend people; to ruffle feathers

match (for lighting fire)

intense or violent anger; fury

prosperous; flourishing; booming

to put out or quench a fire

to suffer from excessive internal heat according to traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), often manifesting as sores or inflammation

weapons and ammunition; arms

to stop shooting or fighting in a military conflict; an agreement to end hostilities

a portable device used to create a flame, typically for lighting cigarettes

at top speed; with extreme urgency

a traditional Chinese wheat-based baked or griddle cake

large-caliber heavy weaponry such as cannons or howitzers

to incite trouble or create a disturbance

the intensity, power, or momentum of a physical fire

a raging inferno or intense fire

intense and vigorous; used to describe a scene, movement, or activity that is in full swing with great momentum

the flames of war

the light, glow, or visible brilliance produced by a fire; a blaze