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firewater 

Reference to strong alcohol. The Indians used this word to describe alcohol given to them by the white colonists.
Hook me up with some of that firewater, dawg.
firewater by Wanksta March 31, 2005

Firewater 

Presidential aid: Mr. President the Indians are getting restless again, they are pissed about the redskins name and want more govt money to compensate for it.

President: Fuck that just give them a bunch of firewater until they forget what they asked for
Firewater by MrHobbes69 June 21, 2014

firewater freakout 

An alcohol induced freakout which usually include death threats, crying, physical violence, paranoia, and bouts of extreme mood swings that are a precursor to the above mentioned activities.

Is used to describe any alcohol induced freakout, not just the ones from hard liquor.
After drinking the entire bottle of whiskey, the lightweight had a firewater freakout. It took three football players to take his ass down before he stopped hitting his girlfriend.

Threw hell or firewater 

when these words are combined as a phrase it mean as follows.
threw hell or firewater means you shall not preform the duty or act !
it is popular amongst those von french canadian,german,englisch decent living in southern part von the states

firewater 

liquor, spirits (attributed to Native Americans)
He had too much firewater and he passed out.
firewater by The Return of Light Joker September 16, 2010

firemage399

Hmm he's really bad at every fucking game he's so unbearably bad that you need to kick him.
Firemage399 are you a bit or just retarded.
firemage399 by CrackBabyFortnite October 20, 2019
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