fire breathing
Exhaling flames dramatically
Fire breathing is an entertainment spectacle that involves the performer breathing out a fine mist of fuel from their mouth towards a flame to create a fireball.
Fire breathing is also an adjective that is used figuratively to describe someone who is passionate or angry about something, or to describe a dragon that can emit flames from its mouth: a fire-breathing dragon.
- burnDamage by heat
- spectacleVisually striking event
- igniteStart burning something
- flameBurning gas made visible
- dragonLegendary fire-breathing reptile
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- Chimeralion head, monster, Greek myth
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- circuscircus, big top, clown, clowns, ringmaster
- circus actsacrobat, acrobats, trapeze artist, juggling, jugglers