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fire-eater

1 of 1noun
/faɪər-i:.tər/
Forms:fire-eaters
1

a member of a fire department who tries to extinguish fires

2

a performer who entertains audiences by swallowing and extinguishing flames as part of an act

A fire-eater is a performer who demonstrates their ability to handle and manipulate fire as part of their act. This involves techniques such as putting burning torches or flames into their mouth, extinguishing them, or performing with flaming objects. Fire-eaters use specialized skills and training to ensure their safety while creating dramatic and captivating displays of fire. Their performances are designed to amaze and entertain audiences with the combination of danger and artistry involved in their act.

  • The fire-eater mesmerized the crowd with daring displays of flame swallowing.
  • As a fire-eater, he amazed audiences with his fearless feats of fire manipulation.
  • The circus featured a skilled fire-eater who captivated spectators with his fiery performances.
  • Fire-eaters often undergo extensive training to master the techniques of fire manipulation.
  • The fire-eater's act left the audience in awe of their bravery and skill.
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a belligerent grouch

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