pyrotechnics

/ˌpaɪrəˈtɛknɪks/
noun
  1. The art or craft of making and using fireworks.
    • Pyrotechnics requires knowledge of chemistry and safety procedures.
    • The course on pyrotechnics covered both historical and modern techniques.
    • He studied pyrotechnics to become a professional fireworks designer.
  2. A display of fireworks.
    • We watched the pyrotechnics from the rooftop for the best view.
    • The pyrotechnics at the concert were synchronized with the music.
    • The city's annual pyrotechnics show attracts thousands of visitors.
  3. A brilliant or spectacular display of skill, especially in music, speech, or performance.
    • His verbal pyrotechnics during the debate left the audience cheering.
    • The singer's vocal pyrotechnics impressed the judges on the talent show.
    • The gymnast's pyrotechnics on the floor routine earned a perfect score.