Finnish Fire Spell

Another word for Molotov Cocktail, an incendiary device used by the Finns during the Winter War, and was first used in the Spanish Civil War, before they were named after Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav M. Molotov, who remarked that the bombing runs on Finland were actually supply drops, which they weren't, as one could guess.

"Did you see those LARPers using their Finnish Fire Spell to light their campfire?"

by ytphantom April 11, 2019

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Fire-In-The-Hole

A phrase uttered by only the bravest of men, while standing atop a chair and using only brute force and one’s forehead to open a jar of peanut butter.

The cadet yelled “Fire-In-The-Hole” as he slammed the jar against his head, causing a loud pop.

by GloriousOldZoo April 29, 2021

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steak fire

When you're pan frying a steak at 11 p.m. and set off the whole building's fire alarm.

"A steak fire? Who cooks a steak at 11 p.m.?" - Pissed firefighter dispatched to the scene.

by billgatesthe3rd May 6, 2020

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Fire

Used as a verb, when someone angrily or aggressively yells at, screams on or insults you as if their mouth were a gun and their words were bullets. The leading cause of arguments turning into physical altercations especially in public.

"We fired shots at each other back and forth on mixtapes but when I saw him at the mall suddenly it was just music."

"The waitress at Red Lobster smiled at me and my girl just started firing on her automatically! Man I had to pull her up outta there."

"I ain't for the games today bo, I'ma fire on the first person who even look at me stupid!"

by 100G Dre*Ski July 13, 2019

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