| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | accelerant | substance that speeds burning |
| 2. | ash | powder left after burning |
| 3. | backdraft | explosive fire from new oxygen |
| 4. | blaze | a large, intense fire |
| 5. | blowtorch | a hot flame tool |
| 6. | blue flame | a hot, clean-burning flame |
| 7. | bonfire | a large outdoor fire |
| 8. | brushfire | a fire in brushland |
| 9. | burn-off | a controlled clearing fire |
| 10. | burner flame | a flame from a burner |
| 11. | burning | the act of being on fire |
| 12. | bushfire | a wildfire in scrubland |
| 13. | campfire | a small outdoor cooking fire |
| 14. | candle flame | the flame of a candle |
| 15. | candlelight | light from a candle flame |
| 16. | charring | burning to blacken |
| 17. | cinders | partly burned fragments |
| 18. | coals | hot embers used for heat |
| 19. | combustion | burning that produces heat |
| 20. | conflagration | a large fire spreading quickly |
| 21. | controlled burn | a planned, managed fire |
| 22. | electrical blaze | a large electrical fire |
| 23. | embers | glowing pieces of burned wood |
| 24. | enflame | to set on fire |
| 25. | fast burn | a fire that burns quickly |
| 26. | fireball | a ball of flame |
| 27. | firebreak burn | burning to stop spread |
| 28. | firelight | light from a burning fire |
| 29. | firestorm | a massive, self-feeding fire |
| 30. | flame | the visible part of a fire |
| 31. | flames | burning gases from combustion |
| 32. | flare | a sudden burst of flame |
| 33. | flicker | a small unsteady flame |
| 34. | funeral pyre | a pyre for a funeral |
| 35. | gas flame | a flame fueled by gas |
| 36. | gas flare | burning off excess gas |
| 37. | gaslight | light produced by gas flames |
| 38. | glare | harsh light from flames |
| 39. | glow | steady light from burning |
| 40. | go up in flames | to be destroyed by fire |
| 41. | grassfire | a fire in dry grass |
| 42. | hearthfire | a fire in a hearth |
| 43. | heat | high temperature from burning |
| 44. | hot blaze | a very hot fire |
| 45. | hot spot | a small area of fire |
| 46. | hotbed | a place where trouble ignites |
| 47. | housefire | a fire in a home |
| 48. | ignite | to set on fire |
| 49. | igniter | something that starts a fire |
| 50. | ignition | the start of burning |
| 51. | immolate | to burn as a sacrifice |
| 52. | incinerate | to burn completely to ash |
| 53. | incineration | burning something to ashes |
| 54. | inferno | a raging, destructive fire |
| 55. | inflame | to set on fire |
| 56. | jet flame | a narrow, forceful flame |
| 57. | kindle | to start a fire |
| 58. | kindling | small wood to start a fire |
| 59. | lantern flame | a flame inside a lantern |
| 60. | light | to set something on fire |
| 61. | lighter flame | the flame from a lighter |
| 62. | major blaze | a large serious fire |
| 63. | match flame | the flame from a match |
| 64. | naked flame | an uncovered open flame |
| 65. | oil flame | a flame fueled by oil |
| 66. | open flame | an exposed burning flame |
| 67. | outbreak | a sudden start of fire |
| 68. | pilot light | a small constant flame |
| 69. | prescribed burn | an intentionally set controlled fire |
| 70. | propane flame | a flame fueled by propane |
| 71. | pyre | a fire for burning a body |
| 72. | raging blaze | a very intense fire |
| 73. | roaring blaze | a loud, strong fire |
| 74. | scorching | burning the surface slightly |
| 75. | set alight | to make something start burning |
| 76. | slow burn | a fire that burns gradually |
| 77. | small blaze | a minor but visible fire |
| 78. | smoke | cloud from a fire |
| 79. | smolder | to burn slowly without flame |
| 80. | smoldering | slow burning without flames |
| 81. | spark | a tiny piece of fire |
| 82. | sparks | small fiery particles |
| 83. | stove flame | a flame on a burner |
| 84. | tiki torch | an outdoor oil torch |
| 85. | tinder | dry material that catches fire |
| 86. | torch | a burning stick or lamp |
| 87. | unlit | not burning; no fire present |
| 88. | unquenchable blaze | fire that cannot be put out |
| 89. | up in smoke | destroyed by fire |
| 90. | updraft | rising air from a fire |
| 91. | uplighting | light cast upward by flames |
| 92. | upsurge | sudden increase in fire activity |
| 93. | venting flames | flames escaping through an opening |
| 94. | volley of sparks | burst of sparks from a fire |
| 95. | white-hot flame | an extremely hot flame |
| 96. | wildfire | an uncontrolled forest or grass fire |
| 97. | wisp of flame | thin, wavering flame |
| 98. | yellow flame | a sooty, cooler flame |
| 99. | zest | lively energy; figurative fire |
| 100. | zip | quick energy; figurative fire |
