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Flamethrower
Description:
A flamethrower is a portable device designed to project a long stream of burning liquid or gas. It is commonly used in military operations, controlled burns, and special effects in entertainment industries.
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Noun:
- A military weapon that emits a long stream of burning liquid or gas to incinerate enemies or destroy their fortifications. "The soldier attacked the enemy bunker with a flamethrower."
- A device used in controlled burns for vegetation management and fire suppression. "The firefighters employed a flamethrower to create a controlled barrier against the rapidly spreading forest fire."
- A tool utilized in the entertainment industry for creating realistic fire effects on film sets or during live performances. "The movie set required a flamethrower to simulate a massive explosion."
Verb:
- To use or operate a flamethrower. "The soldier flamethrowered the enemy position, causing significant damage."
- To engulf or illuminate something with an intense or fiery light. "The setting sun flamethrowered the sky with vibrant shades of orange and red."
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