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fire out

fire out verb: to shoot out.

Verb

fire out (third-person singular simple present fires out, present participle firing out, simple past and past participle fired out)

  1. (transitive) To shoot out.
    • The gun fired out a round of bullets.
  2. (archaic) To drive out due to fire.
  3. (dated, transitive) To remove or eject.
    • He got fired out the train.

Forms of fire out

third-person singular presentfires out
present participlefiring out
past participlefired out
pastfired out

Questions about fire out

What does fire out mean?
Fire out means to shoot out.
What part of speech is fire out?
Fire out is a verb.
What is the past tense of fire out?
The past tense of fire out is fired out.

Words near fire out in the dictionary

  1. fire officer
  2. fire officers
  3. fire on all cylinders
  4. fire opal
  5. fire opals
  6. fire out
  7. fire pan
  8. fire pans
  9. fire people
  10. fire philosopher
  11. fire philosophers

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