Bonfire (noun)

1. A large open-air fire that is made for pleasure, warmth, or celebration.
2. A large and bright fire that is lit outdoors as a celebration or for warmth.
3. A large open fire made of wood or other combustible materials.
4. A public celebration that involves lighting a large fire in the open air.
5. A large fire that is lit for a specific purpose, such as for warmth, for light, or for a festival or celebration.

Origin:

The word 'bonfire' originated from the middle english word 'bonnefire', which meant 'a fire for burning bones'. the word later evolved to refer to a large open-air fire that is made for pleasure, warmth, or celebration.

Examples:

1. The community came together for a bonfire on the beach.
2. The group huddled around the bonfire to stay warm.
3. The team celebrated their victory with a bonfire.
4. The group lit a bonfire to cook hot dogs and marshmallows.
5. The annual bonfire was a great success with many people coming together to celebrate.