Fire

an colloquial adjective used to describe something pleasant, attractive or nice.

"that girl was fire g "

" that cheddar is fire "

" i seen one fire ass girl the other day"

by henchman777 August 17, 2014

fire

originated in tha 1970's greenhouse culture.. adapted by urban gangstas, fire now represents some of tha best chronic avaliable. simply having red hairs isnt good enough to qualify as tha fire, tha shit must be super chronic one hitta quitta(see def.)

u better check yoself when u hit that shit, its tha fire..

by rico suave February 24, 2005

Fire Snakes

n. The result of consuming too many chilis and/or spicy food(s) causing long skinny poop that burns your sphincter.

Doug I loved your habanero salsa last night but it gave me the worst fire snakes ever this morning!

by sheepski January 8, 2011

fire jawn

a very sexy attractive girl or boy(mostly girl)

yo brenda, you a fire jawn
damn you saw milo the other day?, hell yea he's a fire jawn
yo megan fox is a fire jawn

by cookie montsa 69 June 17, 2012

Being the Fire chief

Being the fire chief is best defined as speaking out of your head, or talking in your sleep. While talking on the phone, should you suddenly become tired and start speaking crazy talk, you can be accused of "being the fire chief"

One night Eli was talking to Lauren on the phone and upon becoming very tired, Eli stated that he was the fire chief and proceeded to go into great detail of how he runs the fire house, hence he was "being the fire chief". This is the origin of this term.

by ChiefEP1234 June 16, 2010

fire

The result of large amounts of energy expulsion, produces heat and light; a slang term for exceptionally kind marijuana, often characterized by an abundance of red or orange hairs, similar to the hues of fire.

The combustion of gasoline produces fire.
This bud is some serious fire!
Hey man, where da fire at?

by m1ndj0b March 9, 2003

Fire drill

A loud buzzer that hurts people's ears at schools.

I went deaf due to a fire drill at my high school.

by anonymous January 3, 2004