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salamander

noun

  1. a mythological reptile, resembling the lizard, that was said to live in fire
  2. a spirit supposed to live in fire: orig., a spirit in Paracelsus' alchemical system
  3. any of various articles used in fire or able to produce or withstand heat, as a poker, portable oven, or a utensil for browning pastry
  4. any of an order (Caudata) of limbed, tailed amphibians with a soft, moist skin

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