bonfire
[ˈbɑːnfaɪər]
Definition:
1. A large outdoor fire.
Synonyms: campfire
'bonfire' example sentence:
- If the bonfire is burning big and hot, it has no trouble consuming the additional wood that you put on it.
- One of them told me this: "When you write, you light a bonfire in the spirit world. It is dark there.
- Some sods have been removed to make a place for the bonfire.
- EVERY year, as bonfire night approaches, Britons are warned about the dangers of fireworks and accidental conflagrations.
- A fantastic bonfire show will be on show on New Year's Day.
- A woman throws an object into a bonfire on a beach in Malaga, southern Spain.
- The bonfire was still smouldering the next day.
- The zombies' only advantage are numbers, and that only makes your Flamesgiving Day bonfire that much brighter!
- I can't miss my to rake leaves, have a bonfire, roast chestnuts.
- They piled wood onto the bonfire until the flames roared.
- Off to one side, the militia was heaping up wood for a bonfire.
- They decide they're going to have a bonfire and they build this giant fire and throw everything from the past into it.
- It is called Guy Fawkes Night or Bonfire Night and is held on November 5.
- We’re passing the bonfire pile. There’s a bunch of birds in it—oh, there they go!
- A downpour of rain put out the children's bonfire.
- Will bonfire shadows in CS be dynamic, or static and unreal, like in ShoC?
- They throw all kinds of old books, great old books, onto the bonfire.
- We danced around the bonfire night they are.
- These days, the bonfire revelers retire for crab cakes and oysters after burning their socks.
- We made bonfire, sat on the ground, perturbed in mind, but pretending to be strong, praying secretly for a safe night.
- When you write, you light a bonfire in the spirit world. It is dark there.
- What is a Bonfire?
- Raked leaves burn on a bonfire in the garden below.
- I need some charcoal to light the bonfire.
- Should fireworks be banned or is it important that we are allowed to celebrate bonfire night in traditional fashion?
- He presents us with more a celebration of the vanities than a bonfire.
- The heavy rain put out the children's bonfire.
- The bonfire was piled with wood.
- Hay and old rubbish is thrown into the bonfire.
- One of them told me this: "When you write, you light a bonfire in the spirit world."
- Smoke from a bonfire of garbage mixes with the miasma of smog in the sky.
- With the help of his gun and a bonfire, the hunter fought off two hungry tigers.
- The main ritual on this day centres around a bonfire ceremoniously kindled at the time of the rising moon.
- The bonfire is going to go out. Add some firewood.
- The bonfire flamed almost all the evening.
- The bonfire is blazing.
- i man luvly bonfire u must roast some marshmellows I mean that's NOrMal.
- A bonfire in the wilderness can help you keep beasts away.
- We set up a tent and made a bonfire.
- It's a dress he wears on high days , holidays and bonfire nights.
- Instead of a bonfire, a hut is built and then later set ablaze.
- I like my ratty dreadlocks and broken nails, not knowing what day it is and spending bonfire night on the beach.
- How did you spend Bonfire Night yesterday?
- Did you know about the background Bonfire Night celebrations?
- Wood was piled onto the bonfire until the flames roared.
- We made a bonfire of dead leaves in the garden.
- Once outside, Eli and I jumped around him like Indians around a bonfire, pleading him to take us to the movies.
- One of them told me this: "When you write, you light a bonfire in the spirit world.
- Fan the bonfire or it will fade.
- The bonfire lightened the sky.
- I am writing a book/TV documentary for Canongate an d the BBC called Bonfire of the Brands.
- They celebrated the event by holding parades, lighting bonfires and setting off fireworks.
- With bonfires outlawed in urban areas, gardeners must cart their refuse to a dump.