fire-retardant
fire-retardant adjective: hard to ignite; not flammable.
Adjective
fire-retardant (comparative more fire-retardant, superlative most fire-retardant)
Noun
fire-retardant (plural fire-retardants)
- A substance that makes an object resistant to burning.
- Synonyms:
- flame-retardant, fire-resistant
Synonyms of fire-retardant
Forms of fire-retardant
| Adjective | |
|---|---|
| comparative | more fire-retardant |
| superlative | most fire-retardant |
| alternative form | fire retardant |
| Noun | |
| plural | fire-retardants |
Questions about fire-retardant
- What does fire-retardant mean?
- Fire-retardant means hard to ignite; not flammable.
- What part of speech is fire-retardant?
- Fire-retardant can be an adjective or a noun.
Words near fire-retardant in the dictionary
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