Fire Crossword

5. To maintain something in its original or existing state; to keep safe from harm or fire.
7. To make something, like a fire or accident, happen.
8. A catastrophe, often one involving fire, flood, or earthquake, that is caused by forces of nature.
9. The action or process of causing so much damage that something is completely ruined or annihilated.
10. Very enthusiastic, excited, or energized about something.
11. Exhausted, either physically or emotionally, often from working too hard for too long (like a lamp that has used up its life).
15. To discover or notice the existence or presence of something, like smoke or a gas leak.

1. To move out of or away from something and become visible; to come into being.
2. To be completely consumed by fire.
3. To extend over a large or increasing area, often used when describing how fire moves.
4. The action of keeping someone or something safe from harm, injury, or destruction.
6. To allow a substance, such as heat or smoke, to escape from a confined space.
12. To bring back a building, piece of art, or area of land to its original condition after damage or a fire.
13. Being consumed by flames; also used to mean doing something exceptionally well.
14. The quality, state, or sensation of being mildly hot or heated, often experienced near a fire.