fire sticks
Primitive ignition tools
Fire sticks are handheld implements used in fire performance—metal wands with wicks at each end that are lit and spun, twirled, or juggled for visual effect: She practiced with her fire sticks every night before the festival.
The term also refers to primitive fire-starting tools—wooden sticks rubbed together to generate friction and heat.
In Australia, fire sticks traditionally describe the Aboriginal practice of controlled burning to manage land.
- kindlingMaterial for starting fires
- wood shavingsPlaned timber scraps
- emberGlowing coal fragment
- sparkTiny fiery particle
- flameBurning gas made visible
torch · flint · tinder · friction · rubbing · bow drill · hand drill · primitive · survival · bushcraft · drill · spindle · hearth · ignition · smoke · smoke signals · charcoal · blaze
- fire startersmatch, matches, lighter, lighters, matchsticks
- spurgesspurge, euphorbia, crown of thorns, poinsettia, dragon bones
fire sticksinduction cooktop
Magnetic-field cooking surface
butane lighter · propane torch · electric stove · microwave · electric heater
fire sticksfire extinguisher
Portable flame suppression device
fire blanket · fire hose · water bucket · sprinkler system · flame retardant
fire sticksmatches
Pairs that align
lighter · butane lighter · Zippo · flint and steel · magnifying glass
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