fired
/faɪərd/
adjective
- Very enthusiastic or excited (informal, often in 'fired up').
- Her speech got the crowd all fired up.
- I'm feeling really fired about starting my new project.
- The team was fired up before the championship game.
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verb
- Dismissed from a job; told to leave employment.
- The manager had to fire three employees due to budget cuts.
- He got fired for not following safety rules at the factory.
- After missing too many deadlines, she was fired from her job.
- Discharged a gun, arrow, or other projectile.
- She fired an arrow that hit the bullseye.
- The soldier fired his rifle at the target.
- The police officer fired a warning shot into the air.
- Baked clay or pottery in a kiln to harden it.
- These tiles were fired at a very high temperature.
- After the vase was shaped, it was fired and then glazed.
- The potter fired the clay bowls in a hot oven.
- Exclaimed or delivered something quickly and forcefully (e.g., questions, commands).
- The reporter fired questions at the politician.
- The coach fired instructions to the players from the sidelines.
- She fired off a quick email before the meeting.
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