flamethrowers
Military fire weapons
Flamethrowers are weapons that project streams of burning fuel, used militarily to clear fortifications and vegetation.
The device typically consists of a fuel tank, pressurized gas, and an ignition system.
Figuratively, a flamethrower is anyone or anything that attacks with fierce intensity: The senator was a flamethrower in the debate.
Ground combat troops
- bunkerReinforced subterranean stronghold
- warfareArmed conflict between groups
- combatArmed hostile engagement
- trenchLong narrow excavation
assault · weapon · napalm · incendiary · pillbox · fortification · Pacific · Wehrmacht
Flammable hydrocarbon fuel
- fuel tankContainer for combustible liquid
- pilot lightContinuous ignition source
- ignitionStarting combustion process
- nozzleFlow-directing pipe fitting
pressurized · valve · trigger · hose · cylinder · regulator · combustion · spray
Byzantine incendiary naval weapon
- ByzantineOf Constantinople's civilization
- WWIFirst global conflict
- WWII1939-45 global conflict
- Iwo JimaJapanese volcanic island battlefield
Okinawa · Vietnam · tunnel rat · Sherman · invention · trench warfare · innovation · banned
Instrument for inflicting harm
- loadoutSelected equipment configuration
- PyroFire-themed character name
- Team FortressClass-based multiplayer shooter
- Call of DutyMilitary shooter gaming franchise
respawn · ammo · damage · multiplayer · unlockable · upgrade · overpowered · nerf
Yield unintended consequences
- controlled burnIntentional fire for land management
- prescribed firePlanned burning for management
- wildfireUncontrolled vegetation blaze
- forestryManaging wooded land
firebreak · vegetation · brush · suppression · fuel management · land clearing · agricultural · burnout
Dangerous performed feats
- pyrotechnicsArt of explosive displays
- fire breatherOne who exhales flames
- circusTraveling entertainment with performers
- performanceCarrying out a task
Hollywood · special effects · action movie · stage · spectacle · prop · theatrical · daredevil
infantry
Ground combat troops
- bunkerReinforced subterranean stronghold
- warfareArmed conflict between groups
- combatArmed hostile engagement
trench · assault · weapon · napalm · incendiary · pillbox · fortification · Pacific · Wehrmacht · fuel
propane
Flammable hydrocarbon fuel
- fuel tankContainer for combustible liquid
- pilot lightContinuous ignition source
- ignitionStarting combustion process
nozzle · pressurized · valve · trigger · hose · cylinder · regulator · combustion · spray · accelerant
Greek fire
Byzantine incendiary naval weapon
Iwo Jima · Okinawa · Vietnam · tunnel rat · Sherman · invention · trench warfare · innovation · banned · Geneva
weapon
Instrument for inflicting harm
- loadoutSelected equipment configuration
- PyroFire-themed character name
- Team FortressClass-based multiplayer shooter
Call of Duty · respawn · ammo · damage · multiplayer · unlockable · upgrade · overpowered · nerf · killstreak
backfire
Yield unintended consequences
- controlled burnIntentional fire for land management
- prescribed firePlanned burning for management
- wildfireUncontrolled vegetation blaze
forestry · firebreak · vegetation · brush · suppression · fuel management · land clearing · agricultural · burnout · hotshot
stunts
Dangerous performed feats
- pyrotechnicsArt of explosive displays
- fire breatherOne who exhales flames
- circusTraveling entertainment with performers
performance · Hollywood · special effects · action movie · stage · spectacle · prop · theatrical · daredevil · show
- weaponsknife, gun, sword, swords, rifle
- Weaponryrifles, shotguns, grenades, missiles, bombs
- Pacific WarPearl Harbor, Iwo Jima, Midway, Okinawa, Guadalcanal
- WWII CombatD-Day, Normandy, Omaha Beach, Utah Beach, allied forces
- WWItrenches, no man's land, no mans land, trench warfare, armistice
- Vietnam WarVietnam War, Vietnam, Tet Offensive, My Lai Massacre, Viet Cong
flamethrowersfire extinguishers
Devices for dousing flames
extinguishers · sprinkler systems · fire hoses · fire blankets · water cannons
flamethrowersfirefighting equipment
Tools for extinguishing flames
life-saving equipment · rescue tools · medical devices · protective gear · medical equipment