fireball in Latin
fireball in Latin is igneus nōdus — fireball means a ball or sphere of intense fire, especially from an explosion.
fireball in Latin
igneus nōdus
(baseball) Synonym of fastball (“a high-speed pitch of a baseball”).
What does "fireball" mean?
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noun A ball or sphere of intense fire, especially from an explosion.
"The explosion sent a fireball rising into the sky."
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noun A bright meteor visible enough to cast shadows.
"Astronomers recorded a fireball streaking across the night sky."
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noun An energetic or fiery-tempered person.
"She's a real fireball on the debate team."
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fireball in a sentence
- The explosion sent a fireball rising into the sky.
- Astronomers recorded a fireball streaking across the night sky.
- She's a real fireball on the debate team.
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What is "fireball" in Latin?
"fireball" in Latin is igneus nōdus. fireball means: A ball or sphere of intense fire, especially from an explosion.
How do you use "fireball" in a sentence?
Example: "The explosion sent a fireball rising into the sky." In Latin, "fireball" is igneus nōdus.
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