Associations to the word «Wildfire»
Noun
- Madge
- Firefighter
- Suppression
- Drought
- Containment
- Ecosystem
- Yellowstone
- Logging
- Spread
- Thunderstorm
- Flooding
- Evacuation
- Vegetation
- Landslide
- Arson
- Deforestation
- Ignition
- Mack
- Disturbance
- Weathering
- Grazing
- Lightning
- Chameleon
- Grassland
- Burn
- Fire
- Forest
- Burning
- Tsunami
- Flood
- Forestry
- Savanna
- Prevention
- Habitat
- Spark
- Loki
- Canyon
- Tornado
- Alec
- Hazard
- Regeneration
- Acre
- Erosion
- Scrub
- Redwood
- Battling
- Peat
- Precipitation
- Severity
- Uplift
- Disaster
- Worcester
- Pine
- Detonation
- Tanker
- Earthquake
- Homeowner
- Pollution
- Blaze
- Valence
- California
- Ana
- Coaster
- Microbiology
- Hurricane
- Fuel
- Watershed
Adjective
Wiktionary
WILDFIRE, noun. A rapidly spreading fire, especially one occurring in a wildland area.
WILDFIRE, noun. (historical) Greek fire, Byzantine fire.
WILDFIRE, noun. A spreading disease of the skin, particularly erysipelas.
WILDFIRE, noun. (figuratively) Something that acts quickly and uncontrollably.
Dictionary definition
WILDFIRE, noun. A raging and rapidly spreading conflagration.
Wise words
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