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Definitions from the WebFiring OffNoun: The act of dispatching or sending something, such as a letter or an email, rapidly. Example sentence: I was so excited about the job offer that I immediately started firing off thank-you emails to everyone who interviewed me. Verb: The act of shooting a firearm, typically referring to multiple shots being rapidly discharged. Example sentence: The soldiers were firing off rounds of ammunition as they advanced towards the enemy position. Adjective: Used to describe someone who speaks or acts in an impulsive or aggressive manner without thinking. Example sentence: Tim's firing-off attitude during the meeting caused unnecessary tension among his colleagues. Local usage: In local parlance, "firing off" refers to celebrating a special occasion or event by setting off fireworks. Example sentence: The city comes alive during New Year's Eve when people start firing off fireworks in every corner. | ||||
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