turf-fire
turf-fire noun: a fire fuelled by dried peat turves.
Noun
turf-fire (plural turf-fires)
- A fire fuelled by dried peat turves.
- One of his men offered to sit up, and try to discover who it was that did it; and, having kindled a good turf-fire, sat by it to watch. Sleep, however, overcame him, and when he awoke about midnight, he saw sitting opposite him a rough shaggy being.1850, Thomas Keightley, The Fairy Mythology, London: H.G. Bohn, page 396
Forms of turf-fire
| plural | turf-fires |
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Questions about turf-fire
- What does turf-fire mean?
- Turf-fire means a fire fuelled by dried peat turves.
- What part of speech is turf-fire?
- Turf-fire is a noun.
- What is the plural of turf-fire?
- The plural of turf-fire is turf-fires.
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