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Meanings of bonfire in English
Usage of bonfire in English
1
The bonfire stood in the middle of the street fronting the church.
2
Come for the bonfire and the fireworks; stay for the political symbols.
3
And I baked it in the bonfire and kept it for you.
4
Ten minutes later the big house was burning like an enormous bonfire.
5
Because they have scarcely mentioned the European Union's great bonfire of banknotes.
6
Within a few minutes the pepper in the bonfire had burned out.
7
It was the house of M. Jules Gaude which started the bonfire.
8
It begins with the lighting of a bonfire to signify new growth.
9
I join Callum, who's lecturing Shelley on fire safety and bonfire construction.
10
Wuqaz Faharaqin and his men left the bonfire, riding east toward Indhopal.
11
They stepped forward into the light of the bonfire burning near us.
12
In a week or so we will make a bonfire of them.
13
Those who have made it this far gather around the still-burning bonfire.
14
And not to get involved in the barricade and bonfire making either.
15
Just visible beside it are the smoldering remains of last night's bonfire.
16
Someone had started a bonfire with the last of the scientists' papers.
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Bonfire through the time
Bonfire across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common