Fireball ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Fireball ( noun )

1. A ball of fire, typically one that is created by an explosion or volcanic eruption.
2. A very bright meteor that burns up in the Earth's atmosphere and is visible as a bright streak of light.
3. A drink made from rum, brandy, and cinnamon, that is set on fire before drinking.

Origin:

Middle english fireballe, from old english fȳr-bæl; akin to old high german fūr-bāl fire ball.

Examples:

1. The explosion created a huge fireball that could be seen for miles.
2. A fireball streaked across the sky, leaving a trail of sparks behind it.
3. The volcano erupted with a loud roar, sending a fireball high into the air.
4. He ordered a fireball at the bar and the bartender lit it before serving it.
5. The meteor created a bright fireball as it entered the Earth's atmosphere.

(As a verb)

Fireball ( verb )

1. A ball of fire, typically one that is created by an explosion or volcanic eruption.
2. A very bright meteor that burns up in the Earth's atmosphere and is visible as a bright streak of light.
3. A drink made from rum, brandy, and cinnamon, that is set on fire before drinking.

Origin:

Middle english fireballe, from old english fȳr-bæl; akin to old high german fūr-bāl fire ball.

Examples:

1. The explosion created a huge fireball that could be seen for miles.
2. A fireball streaked across the sky, leaving a trail of sparks behind it.
3. The volcano erupted with a loud roar, sending a fireball high into the air.
4. He ordered a fireball at the bar and the bartender lit it before serving it.
5. The meteor created a bright fireball as it entered the Earth's atmosphere.