Fired is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FIRED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FIRE, to project by discharging from a gun
• discharge a gun or other weapon in order to propel (a bullet or projectile)
• discharge (a gun or other weapon)
• (of a gun) be discharged
• direct (questions or statements, especially unwelcome ones) towards someone in rapid succession
• send a message aggressively
• dismiss (an employee) from a job
• supply (a furnace, engine, etc.) with fuel
• (of an internal combustion engine) undergo ignition of its fuel when started
• start (an engine or other device)
• set fire to
• stimulate or excite (the imagination or an emotion)
• fill (someone) with enthusiasm
• show sudden anger
• bake or dry (pottery, bricks, etc.) in a kiln
NOUN:
• a process in which substances combine chemically with oxygen from the air and typically give out bright light, heat, and smoke; combustion or burning
• a destructive burning of something
• a collection of fuel, especially coal or wood, burnt in a controlled way to provide heat or a means for cooking
• a domestic heating appliance that uses electricity or gas as fuel
• one of the four elements in ancient and medieval philosophy and in astrology (considered essential to the nature of the signs Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius)
• a burning sensation
• fervent or passionate emotion or enthusiasm
• a glowing or luminous quality
• the shooting of projectiles from weapons, especially bullets from guns
• strong criticism or antagonism
ADJECTIVE:
• having lost your job
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of fire

Words related to FIRED

fire7 fires8 firing10

Words that contain FIRED

enfired11 firedog12 refired11 unfired11 firedamp16 firedogs13 misfired14 oilfired12 outfired12 prefired14 backfired21 firedamps17 firedrake17 firedragon15 firedrakes18 retrofired14 underfired15 firedragons16 counterfired18

How to use FIRED in a sentence

• Once when he was leading a party at night he was fired at by his own sentries.
• Some climbed to the top of the bank, while others fired down at us from the walls.
• He fired again at the still huddled heap on the lake.
• All engines are fired up and tried before they leave the shop, and they are warranted tight, safe, and complete.
• It was soon after this that the gun was fired as a note of warning that the big race was about to begin.
• For the poetry obscured his judgment and fired his imagination so that he could not follow calmly.
• According to the custom of this country, we fired our muskets, to warn the inhabitants of the settlement of our approach.
• Time and again before morning we were fired on from the rear.
• Fired with indignation, the Twenty-first rallied and charged the front of the enemy, killing the commanding officer, Orfidius Benignus, and capturing many of their colours.
• As they retreated the enemy rose to their feet and fired as briskly as they could at them.
• Thus protected, he fired his pistol and the ball, entering the breast of an older chief, killed him instantly.
• It fired my ambition beyond any of the other exercises or lessons.
• It was an occasion on which a little kingly grace or a little kingly boldness, which so many of his ancestors commanded, might have fired the flame of pent-up popular emotion.
• On the arrival of our three men from the camp the rest of the tribe took to the river and were fired at in crossing, but without much or any effect.
• I fired instantly and the noble animal, with feet wide spread, and head thrown back, launched himself into space falling six hundred feet to the rocks beneath us.
• In cases of this kind a number of holes should be drilled and fired simultaneously by the electric battery.
• In less than three hours after the first shot had been fired by Potgieter, Kekewich and Rawlinson started in pursuit.
• Next moment Corrie was at her side, and before the savage could seize the child, he leveled the pistol at his head and fired.
• He raised his rifle and his five shots at fifty yards were quickly fired.
• On my returning from the pond to the cove, I found a good many people collected together, from whom we understood that the man I had fired at was dead.

Similar words containing FIR without suffix ed

fir6 fire7 firk11 firm9 firn7 firs7 afire8 firer8 fires8 firie8 firks12 firms10 firns8 firry11 first8 firth11 kafir12 kefir12 affirm14 enfire9 firers9 firies9 firing10 firked14 firkin13 firlot9 firman11 firmed12 firmer11 firmly14 firsts9 firths12 infirm11 kaffir16 kafirs13 kefirs13 refire9 unfirm11 zaffir21 affirms15 bonfire12 confirm14 enfired11 enfires10 firearm12 firebox19 firebug13 firedog12 firefly16 firelit10 fireman12 firemen12 firepan12 firepit12 firepot12 firings11 firking15 firkins14 firlots10 firmans12 firmers12 firmest12 firming13 firrier10 firring11 firstly13 firwood14 foxfire20 gunfire11 infirms12 kaffirs17 misfire12 outfire10 prefire12 refired11 refires10 rimfire12 unfired11 zaffirs22 affirmed17 affirmer16 backfire19 balefire13 bonfires13 bushfire16 campfire17 cofiring14 confirms15 drumfire14 enfiring12 fireable13 firearms13 fireback19 fireball13 firebase13 firebird14 fireboat13 firebomb17 firebrat13 firebugs14 firebush16 fireclay16 firedamp16 firedogs13 firefang15 firehall14 firehose14 fireless11 firelock17 firemark17 firepans13 firepink17 firepits13 fireplug14 firepots13 firereel11 fireroom13 fireship16 fireside12 firetrap13 firewall14 fireweed15 firewood15 firework18 fireworm16 firmless13 firmness13 firmware16 firriest11 firrings12 firwoods15 foxfires21 gunfires12 hangfire15 hellfire14 infirmed14 infirmer13 infirmly16 misfired14 misfires13 needfire12 oilfired12 outfired12 outfires11 portfire13 postfire13 prefired14 prefires13 reaffirm16 refiring12 rimfires13 spitfire13 surefire11 wildfire15 affirmant17 affirmers17 affirming18 backfired21 backfires20 balefires14 brushfire17 bushfires17 campfires18 ceasefire14 cofirings15 confirmed17 confirmee16 confirmer16 confirmor16 crossfire14 disaffirm18 drumfires15 feetfirst15 firearmed15 firebacks20 fireballs14 firebases14 firebirds15 fireboard15 fireboats14 firebombs18 fireboxes21 firebrand15 firebrats14 firebreak18 firebrick20 fireclays17 firecrest14 firedamps17 firedrake17 firefangs16 firefight19 fireflies15 firefloat15 fireflood16 fireguard14 firehalls15 firehoses15 firehouse15 firelight16 firelocks18 firemanic16 firemarks18 firepinks18 fireplace16 fireplugs15 firepower17 fireproof17 firereels12 firerooms14 firescape16 fireships17 firesides13 firestone12 firestorm14 firethorn15 firetraps14 firetruck18 firewalls15 firewater15 fireweeds16 firewoman17 firewomen17 firewoods16 fireworks19 fireworms17 firmament16 firmwares17 firstborn14 firsthand16 firstling13 firstness12 hangfires16 headfirst16 hellfires15 infirmary17 infirmest14 infirming15 infirmity17 interfirm14 misfiring15 needfires13 nightfire16 outfiring13 portfires14 prefiring15 quickfire27 reaffirms17 reconfirm16 retrofire12 shellfire15 shotfirer15 spitfires14 superfirm16 underfire13 wildfires16 affirmable20 affirmance20 affirmants18 backfiring22 brushfires18 ceasefires15 confirmand18 confirmees17 confirmers17 confirming18 confirmors17 crossfires15 disaffirms19 disconfirm18 disulfiram16 fireballer15 fireboards16 firebombed20 firebomber19 firebrands16 firebreaks19 firebricks21 firebushes18 firecrests15 firedragon15 firedrakes18 firefanged18 firefights20 firefloats16 firefloods17 fireguards15 firehouses16 firelights17 fireplaced18 fireplaces17 firepowers18 fireproofs18 firescaped18 firescapes17 firescreen15 firestones13 firestorms15 firethorns16 firetrucks19

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.