fuego
Fire in Spanish
Fuego is Spanish for fire.
In English slang, it means something is hot, exciting, or excellent: That new track is fuego.
The word appears in place names like Tierra del Fuego and in references to active volcanoes.
In casual speech, calling something fuego suggests it's impressive or on point.
Uncontrolled fire in vegetation
- forest fireUncontrolled woodland blaze
- firestormSelf-perpetuating intense blaze
- flamesVisible burning combustion
- smokeAirborne combustion byproduct
ash · ember · char · burning · firefighter · evacuation · firebreak · containment
Intense burning fire
- infernoDevastating, uncontrollable blaze
- conflagrationLarge destructive blaze
- flamesVisible burning combustion
- combustionExothermic reaction with oxygen
embers · sparks · bonfire · campfire · pyre · hearth · brazier · torch
Intense emotional warmth
- fervorIntense emotional intensity
- desireIntense wanting
- intensityStrength or force level
- zealIntense driving devotion
enthusiasm · longing · devotion · lust · romance · infatuation · yearning · ecstasy
brushfire
Uncontrolled fire in vegetation
- forest fireUncontrolled woodland blaze
- firestormSelf-perpetuating intense blaze
- flamesVisible burning combustion
smoke · ash · ember · char · burning · firefighter · evacuation · firebreak · containment · deforestation
blaze
Intense burning fire
- infernoDevastating, uncontrollable blaze
- conflagrationLarge destructive blaze
- flamesVisible burning combustion
combustion · embers · sparks · bonfire · campfire · pyre · hearth · brazier · torch · ignite
ardor
Intense emotional warmth
zeal · enthusiasm · longing · devotion · lust · romance · infatuation · yearning · ecstasy · vehemence
hot
Having much warmth
fire · amazing · exciting · talent · skill · swagger · impressive · energetic · fierce · killer
warmth
Heat you feel
- temperatureMeasured heat intensity
- burningCombustion in progress
- scaldingExtremely hot, burning
sizzling · scorching · boiling · sweltering · torrid · hotness · furnace · broil · sear · toast
- fossil fuelsCombustible prehistoric organic deposits
- fuel upAdd more fuel
- add fuel to the fireWorsen an already tense situation
- fuel tankContainer for combustible liquid
- rocket fuelCombustible for spacecraft propulsion
- fuel gaugeMeasures remaining vehicle energy