to on fire

to on fire - (v.) the act of igniting an object for pleasure, usu. sexual

"Sandra and I totally on fired a cat for our anniversary."

"In his 'alone time', John on fires other people's cars."

by Steve Del Steve April 24, 2004

To do on fire

phrase, origin of which is in Hebrew and everybody in Israel knows the meaning of this phrase. It's equivalent to "Barbeque" in English. The meat cooked on fire hence the expression: "done on fire" or "to do on fire"

Hey man let's do on fire this weekend.

by Alex March 24, 2005

someone who wants to set you on fire

Her name is probably Maggie. Shes aight.

"Hey do you have someone who wants to set you on fire?"

"Yeah, thats just Maggie "

by Philly63 January 30, 2018