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Definition of fire-eater - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
performanceRare performer who eats fire as entertainmentRare
- The circus featured a fire-eater who amazed the crowd with his skills..
2.
- He's known as a fire-eater in debates.
3.
historyDated US extreme partisan for the South pre-Civil WarDated US
- The fire-eater advocated for secession.
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performer who eats fire as entertainment
Origin of fire-eater
English, fire (flame) + eater (one who eats)
Examples of fire-eater in a sentence
A skilled fire-eater can perform dangerous tricks. In negotiations, she was a fire-eater, never backing down. The politician's fire-eater attitude won him many supporters. The fire-eater's speeches stirred the crowd. Historians study the influence of fire-eaters on the war.
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- French:cracheur de feu, batailleur, ...
- German:Feuerschlucker, Streithammel, ...
- Italian:mangiafuoco, attaccabrighe, ...
- Spanish:comefuegos, peleonero, ...
- Portuguese:engolidor de fogo, brigão, ...
- Chinese:吞火表演者, 好斗者, ...
- Japanese:火食い人, 喧嘩屋, ...
- Arabic:آكِل النَّار, مُشاجِر, ...
- Hebrew:אוֹכֵל אֵשׁ, מְרִיבּוֹן, ...
- Russian:огнеглотатель, задира, ...
- Ukrainian:фаєрщик, сварливець, ...
- Hindi:अग्नि-भक्षक, झगड़ालू, ...
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