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fire-eating
adjective as in argumentative
adjective as in combative
adjective as in courageous
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adjective as in daring
adjective as in gallant
adjective as in heroic
adjective as in polemic
adjective as in polemical
adjective as in scrappy
adjective as in undaunted
adjective as in valiant
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Example Sentences
Parker’s fire-eating former mentor is the prime suspect — but, as Sarah Weinman writes in her latest crime column, “Pentecost and Parker, of course, know better. It’s a pleasure to watch them arrive at that knowledge after sifting through red herrings and peeling secrets back like layers of an onion, all while revealing even more of themselves without guilt or shame.”
Fire-eating performers, elaborate face paint and stilt walkers have marked the second edition of Senegal's Great Carnival of Dakar, which showcases the culture of the country.
The men who led that self-destructive project, men like the fire-eating Georgian Henry Benning and the relentless Texan John Bell Hood, did far more lasting damage to their own states — physically and psychologically — than they ever did to the North.
A nursing assistant who suffered facial burns during a fire-eating act at an "NHS Got Talent" fundraiser is in a stable condition, bosses have said.
The couple, who are both variety entertainers and boast fire-eating and breathing among their talents, pulled off the stunt during their wedding on October 13.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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