fireproof
fireproof
Definition
fire·proof (-pro̵̅o̅f′)
adjective
that does not burn or is not easily destroyed by fire
transitive verb
to make fireproof
fireproof
Synonyms
fireproof
modif.
Antonyms
fireproof
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- cabinet: Some insurers also insist that they are kept in fireproof cabinets.
- dish: Put oil or lard into a fireproof dish, add finely chopped onion, cook gently to soften.
- safe: Tapes kept on-site should be stored in a fireproof safe.
- box: These fireproof boxes also protect against water ingress for 60 minutes.
- door: SUBJECT: Do we require fireproof doors in new loft conversion?
- material: Instead, the projector had to be kept in a separate room, constructed of fireproof materials.
Modifying Another Word
- fully: With an existing thatched roof it can be difficult, if not impossible, to retrospectively fully fireproof the thatch.
- completely: Completely fireproof and with locking safety eyes, Piggy Chris is the toy you'll want to take home and fondle.
