anxious, worried, frustrated, desperate, horse-shoe in fire

(Shoes) the shoes who had heels

to place or lay before, to introduce, bring forward, adduce

catch, seize, take, capture

act upon, implement, enforce

to import

to inter one, to entomb, to bury a person

bury the dead, throw earth on the grave of the dead

to put (one) under an obligation, to oblige

burn, deflagrate, to set (something) on fire

conflagration, setting fire to houses (whether accidentally or by design), arson

fiery cheeked

burning in fire of love, burnt out gutted

flame-thrower, a weapon casting or throwing fire

who or what kindles a fire, kindling fire, instigator, rioter, incendiary

scattering fire, fire spewing volcano, fiery, fire-spitting

fire-scattering, volcano of fire

fire, flame, ignite

the quality of fiery oratory, fiery

(Geology) a magnet, arson, flint

swift-handed

fiery speaker, orator

fast, speedy

delay, be behind time

fireplace, hearth, grate

one with a fiery speech, voice

fiery temperament, Of a fiery disposition, hot-tempered, passionate, irascibility

incendiary, inflammatory

that which strikes fire, tinder, arsonist

irascible, hot-tempered

exciter of quarrels, firebrand

fireworks

the act of striking fire

fire-eater, Greek partridge salamander

maker of fireworks, seller or maker of fireworks, pyrotechnician, pyrotechnist, one who provides material require for making fire

gunfire in a battle