[{"Bold_text": "noun", "List Items": ["a state, process, or instance of combustion in which fuel or other material is ignited and combined with oxygen, giving off light, heat, and flame.", "a burning mass of material, as on a hearth or in a furnace.", "the destructive burning of a building, town, forest, etc.; conflagration.", "heat used for cooking, especially the lighted burner of a stove:Put the kettle on the fire.", "Greek fire Greek fire.", "flashing light; luminous appearance.", "brilliance, as of a gem.", "burning passion; excitement or enthusiasm; ardor.", "liveliness of imagination.", "fever or inflammation.", "severe trial or trouble; ordeal.", "exposure to fire as a means of torture or .", "strength, as of an alcoholic beverage.", "a spark or sparks.", "the discharge of firearms(def) firearms(def):enemy fire.", "the effect of firing military weapons:to pour fire upon the enemy.", "British.a gas or electric heater used for heating a room.", "Literary.a luminous object, as a star:heavenly fires."]}, {"Bold_text": "verb (used with object)", "List Items": ["to set on fire.", "to supply with fuel or attend to the fire of (often followed byup):They fired the boiler.", "to expose to the action of fire; subject to heat.", "to apply heat to in a kiln for baking or glazing; burn.", "to heat very slowly for the purpose of drying, as tea.", "to inflame, as with passion; fill with ardor (often followed byup).", "to inspire.", "to light or cause to glow as if on fire.", "to discharge (a gun).", "to project (a bullet or the like) by or as if by discharging from a gun.", "to subject to explosion or explosive force, as a mine.", "to cause (a device, machine, etc.) to start working (usually followed byup):I just fired up my new laptop.", "to hurl; throw:to fire a stone through a window.", "to dismiss from a job.", "Veterinary Medicine.to apply a heated iron to (the skin) in order to create a local inflammation of the superficial structures, with the intention of favorably affecting deeper inflammatory processes.", "to drive out or away by or as by fire."]}, {"Bold_text": "verb (used without object)", "List Items": ["to take fire; be kindled.", "to glow as if on fire.", "to become inflamed with passion; become excited.", "to shoot, as a gun.", "to discharge a gun:to fire at a fleeing enemy.", "to hurl a projectile.", "Music.to ring the bells of a chime all at once.", "(of plant leaves) to turn yellow or brown before the plant matures.", "(of an internal-combustion engine) to cause ignition of the air-fuel mixture in a cylinder or cylinders.", "(of a nerve cell) to discharge an electric impulse."]}, {"Bold_text": "adjective", "List Items": ["Slang.cool, excellent, exciting, etc.:It would be so fire if we won those tickets!"]}, {"Bold_text": "verb phrase", "List Items": ["to discharge (as weapons, ammunition, etc.):Police fired off canisters of tear gas.to write and send hurriedly:She fired off an letter to her congressman.", "to discharge (as weapons, ammunition, etc.):Police fired off canisters of tear gas.", "to write and send hurriedly:She fired off an letter to her congressman.", "Informal.to begin to talk and continue without slackening, as to ask a series of questions:The reporters fired away at the president."]}, {"Bold_text": "abbreviation for", "List Items": ["finance, insurance, and real estate:the sector of the economy that revolves around financial transactions of various kinds made by professional agents for their clients.", "financial independence, retire early:a movement among relatively young, well-paid professionals, especially those working in the tech industry, to achieve financial independence and retire early by radically cutting expenses and investing as much of their income and savings as possible."]}, {"Bold_text": "verb (used without object)", "List Items": ["Sometimesfire.to achieve financial independence and retire early:Do any of you who have FIREd still earn money doing stuff you like?We won’t be FIREing anytime soon, but both my husband and I really enjoy being semi-retired.In the course of firing, he downsized to a smaller home and maxed out his retirement plan contributions, allowing him to retire at 43."]}]