Object

• shot: Even my wife can fire a good shot over a distance.

• boiler: Adequate capacity for train heating is provided in two oil fired boilers installed on either side of the transmission gearbox.

Converse of object

• extinguish: Sam has to rescue Norman's trapped hand, help catch Wooly and extinguish a fire.

• roar: Its traditional, cozy and friendly interior and roaring log fires attract both locals and visitors alike.

Converse of subject

• destroy: This town house had been destroyed by fire in 1791.

Adjective modifier

• electric: Fitting could not be simpler for the Zeton electric fire, which needs only an electric socket near by.

Modifies a noun

• brigade: Fire brigade is unconvinced by my tale of an overheating computer.

• extinguisher: British Standard 5306 states that where fire extinguishers exist in the workplace staff should be trained in the use of them.

• alarm: Fire safety is essential, Deaf people should not have to go without a fire alarm.

• safety: For fire safety reasons, there is a no smoking policy in all of our catered chalets.

• fighter: Fire fighters had to bang on the door of the ground floor flat to wake up the woman living there.

• precaution: Adequate fire precautions have been taken to ensure the animals safety in the case of fire.

Noun used with modifier

• log: The oak beamed lounge with log fires in winter provides room to relax.

• artillery: This withdrawal was conducted under tank and artillery fire.

• coal: Two of the cottages have a coal burning effect fire.

• flame: The electric central heating throughout is complemented by a living flame gas fire in the lounge, for those cozy nights in.

• gas: ACCOMMODATION: Sleeps 6 Ground Floor: Lounge with coal effect gas fire.

Possessives

• refiner: For he is like a refiner's fire, and like fullers ' soap ( Mal.