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Meanings of highway flare in English
Long-burning flare used on roadways and in rail transport.
Synonyms
Examples for "fusee"
Examples for "fusee"
1
This is Six; she's making some fusee chain for Mr Fanshaw.
2
He said nothing, but consulted his watch by the aid of a fusee.
3
You glow like a fusee whenever you see a young lady.
4
The stranger popped open the plastic case and took out a long red fusee.
5
The chief had a fusee, which he carried slung, in addition to his rifle.
1
Two railroad flares sputtered redly thirty feet apart at the end of the long corridor of darkness.
1
Lighting your cigarette with your powers is about as stealthy as waving around a road flare.
2
The pouch contained a medical kit, a roll of duct tape, a road flare, and a flashlight.
3
Arson was clearly the cause of the fires - each had been started with a road flare.
4
Gard pulled what looked like a road flare out of her duffel bag and tossed the bag aside.
5
In the pockets of his field jacket were two ordinary road flares.
Usage of highway flare in English
1
The highway flare sputtered in her hand, hissing like an angry snake.
2
He saw Cassie silhouetted against the flames, the highway flare still sputtering in her hand.
3
The highway flare cast wildly jittering light into the cave behind them, and both the girls' faces looked ghostly in its harsh shadows.
4
When Rex opened his eyes, he saw Melissa kneeling nearby, lighting the highway flares from the remains of the fire.