| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | afterglow | glow remaining after burning |
| 2. | arson | criminal act of setting fire |
| 3. | ash | powder left after burning |
| 4. | backfire | controlled fire to stop spread |
| 5. | blast | explosive burst with heat |
| 6. | blaze | strong, bright fire |
| 7. | blue flame | hot clean-burning flame |
| 8. | bonfire | large outdoor fire |
| 9. | brushfire | fire in brush or scrub |
| 10. | burn down | be destroyed by fire |
| 11. | burn out | stop burning after consuming fuel |
| 12. | burning | the state of being on fire |
| 13. | burst into flames | start burning suddenly |
| 14. | campfire | small outdoor cooking fire |
| 15. | cinders | partly burned pieces |
| 16. | coals | hot glowing pieces of fuel |
| 17. | combust | burn chemically |
| 18. | combustion | the process of burning |
| 19. | conflagration | large destructive fire |
| 20. | controlled burn | planned intentional fire |
| 21. | cookfire | fire used for cooking |
| 22. | cooking flame | flame used for cooking |
| 23. | detonate | explode by ignition |
| 24. | detonation | violent explosive burning |
| 25. | die down | burn less strongly |
| 26. | douse | put out with liquid |
| 27. | embers | glowing remains of a fire |
| 28. | eruption | sudden violent burst |
| 29. | explosion | violent burst from ignition |
| 30. | extinguish | put out a fire |
| 31. | fireball | ball of flame |
| 32. | firebrand | burning piece of wood |
| 33. | firelight | light produced by fire |
| 34. | firestorm | intense self-feeding fire |
| 35. | flame | burning fire; visible blaze |
| 36. | flare | sudden brief burst of fire |
| 37. | flash | sudden burst of flame |
| 38. | flicker | burn with unsteady light |
| 39. | fumes | gases produced by burning |
| 40. | gas flame | flame from burning gas |
| 41. | gas flare | burning waste gas |
| 42. | glow | steady light from burning |
| 43. | glowing embers | hot remains of a fire |
| 44. | go up in flames | burn completely |
| 45. | grassfire | fire in dry grass |
| 46. | hearth | fireplace area for a fire |
| 47. | heat | high temperature from burning |
| 48. | heating flame | flame used for warmth |
| 49. | hellfire | fierce, destructive fire |
| 50. | hot spot | area still burning |
| 51. | housefire | fire in a home |
| 52. | ignite | set on fire |
| 53. | immolate | kill by burning |
| 54. | incandescence | glow from high heat |
| 55. | incendiarism | deliberate setting of fires |
| 56. | incinerate | burn completely |
| 57. | inferno | very large, intense fire |
| 58. | jet of flame | narrow forceful flame |
| 59. | kiln | fire in a furnace |
| 60. | kindle | start a fire |
| 61. | kindling | small material used to start fire |
| 62. | lick of flame | small moving flame |
| 63. | light | set burning |
| 64. | live coals | still-burning coals |
| 65. | matchlight | light from a burning match |
| 66. | naked flame | unshielded visible flame |
| 67. | napalm | jellied fuel that burns fiercely |
| 68. | oil flare | sudden burst of burning oil |
| 69. | open flame | uncovered burning flame |
| 70. | outbreak | sudden start of fire |
| 71. | pilot flame | small steady starter flame |
| 72. | pilot light | small continuous gas flame |
| 73. | prescribed burn | official planned fire |
| 74. | put out | extinguish a fire |
| 75. | pyre | heap for burning a body |
| 76. | pyrotechnic blaze | showy manufactured fire |
| 77. | quench | put a fire out |
| 78. | red heat | heat causing red glow |
| 79. | red-hot coals | very hot glowing coals |
| 80. | rekindle | light again |
| 81. | roaring blaze | loud, powerful fire |
| 82. | sea of flames | large area of burning |
| 83. | sheet of flame | broad continuous flame |
| 84. | slow burn | gradual, steady burning |
| 85. | smoke | visible gas from burning |
| 86. | smoky blaze | fire producing much smoke |
| 87. | smolder | burn slowly without flame |
| 88. | soot | black powder from burning |
| 89. | spark | small fiery particle |
| 90. | spurt of flame | brief shooting flame |
| 91. | stoke | feed a fire |
| 92. | tongue of flame | narrow moving flame |
| 93. | torch | set on fire deliberately |
| 94. | torchlight | light from a burning torch |
| 95. | watchfire | nighttime guard fire |
| 96. | white heat | very intense heat |
| 97. | white-hot blaze | extremely hot bright fire |
| 98. | wildfire | fast-spreading uncontrolled fire |
| 99. | wood blaze | bright wood-burning fire |
| 100. | yellow flame | sooty luminous flame |