Goblet of Fire

... is a mating act most often performed by caucasian male homo sapiens sapians of the 49th state in which they consume a large quantity of habañero or ghost pepper salsa and proceed to perform cunnilingus on a female of the species. (As read by David Attenborough)

Stacey took a seat on Trevor's face, she was ready to feel the heat, of the Goblet of Fire.

by 49thStateBrewery November 26, 2018

maro fire

Burning, itching, and overall unpleasant sensation in the area of the male genitalia that is impossible to suppress.

The maro fire in my pants is driving me crazy. Makes me want to call my ex wife.

by Missile MP el G February 10, 2019

Tossing fire

A more extreme and enjoyable form of 'shitting on' a subordinate, most often associated with a professional hierarchy. Those suffering a rain of flaming jizz from the denizens of heaven are likely to suffer permanent stress/cosmetic damage.

If my boss doesn't stop tossing fire on me I'm going postal

by Charliefarley666 March 22, 2013

cherry fire

cherry fire is used to describe something, mainly clothing but also conversations and means that the thing that's being described it very trendy and cool. It represents the biggest attractivness possible.

Yo, you're shoes are cherry fire brah.

by AusCry December 2, 2019

Preston Fire

An initial burst of enthusiasm over a potentially better life... usually associated with low end tech companies such as JTI.

Damn this Preston Fire is got me feeling like suicide is not the answer.r

by d1rtydancer June 11, 2019

montana fire

When you do anal with a girl and she tells you she has to fart, so you pull out and put a lighter close to her asshole and shout "fire in the hole". As soon as a flame burst, you quickly go back in to feel the warmness of the fire.

guy 1: "last night heard you were playing Counter Strike, you shout fire in the hole.
guy 2: Oh no I was doing a montana fire with a girl."

by ocho-ludwig December 11, 2017

You're fired!

Donald Trump's catchphrase. Contrary to popular belief, however, the phrase was not originally popularized by him. In point of fact, the phrase entered popular culture in the 1963 animated series, "The Jetsons." George Jetson's (the titular character) boss, Mr. Spacely, could be seen in multiple episodes threatening to (or following through) fire George Jetson. It was a running gag throughout the series.

"Jetson! You're fired!"

by The Rev November 14, 2020