Ignite is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IGNITE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to set on fire
• catch fire or cause to catch fire
• arouse or inflame (an emotion or situation)
• catch fire or set fire to
• To kindle or set on fire; as, to ignite paper or wood.
• To subject to the action of intense heat; to heat strongly; -- often said of incombustible or infusible substances; as, to ignite iron or platinum.
• To take fire; to begin to burn.
• cause to start burning; subject to fire or great heat
• start to burn or burst into flames
• arouse or excite feelings and passions

Words related to IGNITE

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How to use IGNITE in a sentence

• A flint and steel are at the same time made to strike directly over it, and to ignite the powder.
• It is the spark that will ignite the great gas chandelier.
• Never did a smaller spark ignite a greater conflagration.
• The intense heat of the day, that would ripen the wheat to bursting, would likewise sooner or later ignite the cakes of phosphorus.
• Then, with a dexterous movement, Peggy threw in the spark and turned on the gasoline which the spark would ignite, thereby causing an explosion in the cylinders.
• On this the gases play, and its temperature helps them to ignite.
• A trench had been made on the west side of the pit from which to ignite the fuel, a torch lit by fire struck from wood by friction.
• It is a common thing to ignite the residuum, and to put the loss down, if any, to water.
• Then, too, matches made of yellow or white phosphorus ignite easily, and, when rubbed against any rough surface, are apt to take fire.
• The red phosphorus is not only harmless, but it is difficult to ignite, and, in order to be ignited by friction, must be rubbed on a surface rich in oxygen.
• When the sun had irretrievably blackened and gone out he might be expected at least to attempt to gather materials and ignite another.
• They ignite and bound into brilliance like sparks of meeting metal and flint.
• When we shovel coal upon the grate bars and ignite it, what happens first? We separate the two constituents of coal, the carbon from the hydrogen.
• When required for use, slips of this paper are held over a candle or lamp, in order to evaporate the odorous matter, but not to ignite it.
• The larger particles, which strike our atmosphere and which ignite by friction, form shooting stars.
• Almost breathless with nervous excitement, he knelt beside the farther end of the fuse, and with trembling hands attempted to ignite it by a spark struck from flint and steel.
• There was, however, wood nearby, and Joyce tore the paper from one of her packages and used it to ignite the smaller wood.
• So far as ye are able, ignite a candle of love in every meeting, and with tenderness rejoice and cheer ye every heart.
• A spark was all that was required to ignite this combustible material of all the accumulated hatreds, fears and jealousies which the revived activities of the Babis had inspired.
• By keeping a bed of coals and laying on a stick or two at a time a gale might roar across the chimney-top without sucking forth a spark large enough to ignite the hay.
• The tame ones soon learn how to ignite matches, and often do great harm by starting forest fires.
• Every soul who is himself able must ignite the candle of guidance, illumine the hearts with the light of knowledge and, if possible, they must travel to other countries of God.
• If you can testify that you saw sparks fall from his lighted pipe and ignite a pile of hay in the barn, the evidence which you give will be direct.
• If the chains were to break under the enormous weight the fall of such a mass would inevitably ignite the gun-cotton.
• Then having kindled torches at it they proceed with them to the jungle and ignite the felled timber and brushwood.
• You could ignite yourself by friction almost any time, if you got hold of the right kind of a chamois skin rubber, but this is quite different and highly soothing.
• There had been dozens of exactly similar incidents, but this one proved to be the spark to ignite a long gathering pile of kindling.
• Place the crucible upon a clean clay triangle, on its side, and ignite, with a low flame well at its base, until all the carbon of the filter has been consumed.
• Transfer the filter and contents to a porcelain crucible, dry carefully over a low flame, and ignite to constant weight.
• Ignite for thirty minutes over the blast lamp with the cover on the crucible, and then for periods of ten minutes, until the weight is constant.
• The matches, however, had suffered in the commotion of the night, and would not ignite.
• He thought to run away before it should ignite, but there being a small hole in the paper, the moment it touched the fire the whole went off with a loud explosion.
• They did not ignite quickly, though they began to turn brown, and thin spirals of smoke arose from them.
• Electric sparks ignite, without exploding it, at least when operating in the open air.
• It was also deficient in chemical stability, and has been known to ignite spontaneously both in the laboratory and in a magazine.
• A large cap is necessary, as the grains of this powder are very hard, and require a large flame to properly ignite them.

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