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rain hellfire

rain hellfire verb: to launch a devastating attack, unleash severe punishment, or inflict catastrophic destruction on someone or something.

Verb

rain hellfire (third-person singular simple present rains hellfire, present participle raining hellfire, simple past and past participle rained hellfire)

  1. (idiomatic) To launch a devastating attack, unleash severe punishment, or inflict catastrophic destruction on someone or something.

Forms of rain hellfire

third-person singular presentrains hellfire
present participleraining hellfire
past participlerained hellfire
pastrained hellfire

Origin of rain hellfire

rain + hellfire.

Questions about rain hellfire

What does rain hellfire mean?
Rain hellfire means to launch a devastating attack, unleash severe punishment, or inflict catastrophic destruction on someone or something.
What part of speech is rain hellfire?
Rain hellfire is a verb.
What is the past tense of rain hellfire?
The past tense of rain hellfire is rained hellfire.

Words near rain hellfire in the dictionary

  1. rain gutter
  2. rain gutters
  3. rain hat
  4. rain hats
  5. rain hell
  6. rain hellfire
  7. rain lamp
  8. rain lamps
  9. rain leaf
  10. rain leaves
  11. rain like cats and dogs

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