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spitfire

[spit-fahyuhr] / ˈspɪtˌfaɪər /


NOUN
tomboy
Synonyms


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She was a real spitfire, star outside hitter Jordan Larson thought.

From Los Angeles Times

A planned fly past by the RAF's Battle of Britain Memorial Flight will no longer take place following death of a pilot in a spitfire crash last month.

From BBC

It is understood he issued a Mayday call soon after take off and the spitfire was seen turning just before it plunged toward the ground.

From BBC

A Taiwanese American human rights lawyer by day, Chung imbues her debut novel — based in part on memories shared by her grandmother — with spitfire flair and real-life specificity.

From New York Times

“I understand that some people really admire Trump’s ability to be a spitfire and just say whatever is at the top of his mind,” said Scott, 30.

From Seattle Times