| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | afterglow | Faint light after a fire. |
| 2. | alight | Burning; on fire. |
| 3. | amber | Warm golden-brown color. |
| 4. | arson | Deliberate setting of fires. |
| 5. | ash | Powdery residue after burning. |
| 6. | backdraft | Sudden fire from trapped gases. |
| 7. | barbecue | Cooking over open flame. |
| 8. | blaze | Large, bright fire. |
| 9. | boil | Heat liquid until it bubbles. |
| 10. | bonfire | Large outdoor fire. |
| 11. | brand | Burning piece of wood. |
| 12. | burn | Consume by fire or heat. |
| 13. | candle | Wax light with a flame. |
| 14. | char | Blacken by burning. |
| 15. | chimney | Flue that vents smoke. |
| 16. | cinder | Partly burned coal or wood. |
| 17. | coal | Carbon fuel that burns hot. |
| 18. | combust | Burn rapidly with oxygen. |
| 19. | conflagration | Very large destructive fire. |
| 20. | cremate | Burn a body to ashes. |
| 21. | douse | Put out with liquid. |
| 22. | draft | Airflow feeding a fire. |
| 23. | dry heat | Heat without added moisture. |
| 24. | ember | Glowing piece of dying fire. |
| 25. | extinguish | Put out a fire. |
| 26. | firebreak | Gap stopping fire spread. |
| 27. | firefighter | Person who puts out fires. |
| 28. | fireplace | Indoor hearth for a fire. |
| 29. | firestorm | Intense fire with strong winds. |
| 30. | flame | Visible burning gas. |
| 31. | flammable | Easily set on fire. |
| 32. | flare | Sudden brief burst of flame. |
| 33. | flashpoint | Lowest temp vapor ignites. |
| 34. | flicker | Waver unsteadily like flame. |
| 35. | forge | Furnace for heating metal. |
| 36. | furnace | Enclosed heater for high heat. |
| 37. | gaslight | Light produced by burning gas. |
| 38. | glow | Steady light from heat. |
| 39. | grill | Cook over direct heat. |
| 40. | halogen | Lamp type producing bright heat. |
| 41. | hearth | Floor of a fireplace. |
| 42. | heat | Thermal energy; warmth. |
| 43. | heatwave | Prolonged period of extreme heat. |
| 44. | hot | Having high temperature. |
| 45. | ignite | Set on fire; begin burning. |
| 46. | incandescent | Glowing from high temperature. |
| 47. | inferno | Raging, uncontrollable fire. |
| 48. | insulate | Reduce heat transfer. |
| 49. | kiln | Oven for firing materials. |
| 50. | kindle | Start a fire; ignite. |
| 51. | lava | Molten rock from volcanoes. |
| 52. | lighter | Device to produce a flame. |
| 53. | match | Small stick that ignites. |
| 54. | melting point | Temperature a solid becomes liquid. |
| 55. | molten | Melted by heat. |
| 56. | napalm | Sticky flammable incendiary gel. |
| 57. | open flame | Exposed flame, not enclosed. |
| 58. | oven | Enclosed chamber for heating. |
| 59. | overheat | Become too hot. |
| 60. | oxygen | Gas that supports burning. |
| 61. | pilot light | Small flame igniting burners. |
| 62. | plasma | Superheated ionized gas. |
| 63. | pyre | Stack for burning a body. |
| 64. | radiant heat | Heat transferred by radiation. |
| 65. | rekindle | Light again; revive a fire. |
| 66. | scald | Burn with hot liquid or steam. |
| 67. | scorch | Burn surface slightly. |
| 68. | sear | Brown quickly with high heat. |
| 69. | simmer | Cook just below boiling. |
| 70. | smoke | Airborne particles from burning. |
| 71. | smoke alarm | Device that detects smoke. |
| 72. | smolder | Burn slowly without flames. |
| 73. | spark | Small fiery particle. |
| 74. | sparks | Small bursts of burning particles. |
| 75. | spontaneous combustion | Self-ignition without external flame. |
| 76. | steam | Water vapor from heating. |
| 77. | stoke | Add fuel to intensify fire. |
| 78. | stove | Appliance for cooking with heat. |
| 79. | sultry | Hot and humid. |
| 80. | sunburn | Skin burn from sunlight. |
| 81. | superheat | Heat beyond normal boiling point. |
| 82. | sweat | Moisture released to cool body. |
| 83. | thermal | Relating to heat. |
| 84. | thermometer | Instrument measuring temperature. |
| 85. | tinder | Dry material for starting fires. |
| 86. | toasty | Comfortably warm; slightly browned. |
| 87. | torch | Portable flaming light source. |
| 88. | ultraviolet | Radiation that can cause burning. |
| 89. | vapour | Gas form of a substance. |
| 90. | vent | Opening allowing air or heat flow. |
| 91. | volcano | Mountain that erupts hot lava. |
| 92. | warm | Moderately hot; pleasantly heated. |
| 93. | wildfire | Uncontrolled fire in vegetation. |
| 94. | wither | Dry up from heat. |
| 95. | wok hei | Smoky high-heat stir-fry flavor. |
| 96. | xylene | Flammable solvent; fire hazard. |
| 97. | yule log | Traditional log burned at Christmas. |
| 98. | zeal | Intense passion; figurative fire. |
| 99. | zippo | Refillable flip-top lighter brand. |
| 100. | zombie fire | Fire that smolders underground long-term. |
