fireside
/ˈfaɪərˌsaɪd/
adjective
- Relating to or suitable for a fireplace or the area around it.
- The store sells fireside tools like pokers and shovels.
- She placed a basket of logs next to the fireside hearth.
- We bought a new fireside rug to protect the floor from sparks.
- Informal and cozy, like a conversation by a fire.
- The president gave a fireside chat on the radio to calm the nation.
- The teacher held a fireside discussion with students about their goals.
- Their fireside manner made everyone feel at ease.
noun
- The area around a fireplace, often considered a cozy or warm place.
- The family gathered by the fireside to roast marshmallows.
- She curled up with a book in the comfortable fireside chair.
- On cold winter nights, the fireside is the best spot in the house.
- A home or domestic life, especially one that is warm and welcoming.
- They shared stories of their childhood firesides and family traditions.
- After years of traveling, he longed for the peace of his own fireside.
- The old inn prided itself on offering a true fireside atmosphere.