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Meanings of fireside in English
Usage of fireside in English
1
One says at the fireside: I am no longer for public life.
2
In a June 24 fireside chat, Roosevelt had gone on the attack.
3
Let him back to the fireside and dream of them in peace.
4
She was sitting by the fireside, with the child in her arms.
5
They have their fireside; they own it, and it belongs to them.
6
And Thor and Tyr were given the warmest seats at the fireside.
7
Besides, it might keep him at my fireside longer, reading poetry forever.
8
The dear despots of the fireside have a weakness for lawless characters.
9
Naked in other respects, they loiter away whole days by the fireside.
10
They were very good comrades in their rambles and their fireside communings.
11
There was a sad gathering at the Hawkins fireside the next night.
12
Then her eyes fell on the much used spittoon by the fireside.
13
Her men and women are essentially men and women of the fireside.
14
Nobody will be telling this at the fireside ten years from now.
15
There is no fireside, and no chimney corner in those crowded tenements.
16
It was evening, and Mr. Franklin took his seat at the fireside.
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Fireside through the time
Fireside across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common