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A most prosaic way of describing the hellishly painful burn when you eat enough Sri Racha that would even have 40 experienced thais holding their bellies all night.
I fell into a burning Sring of Fire.
I sat down, down, down and the flames went higher.
And it burns, burns, burns. The Sring of Fire.
The Sring of Fire.
A blowjob so fire you long for it for years to come. A blowjob so fire only the sluttiest of the sluts can achieve this beautiful act of love. Many girls try to give fire dome, few have done it right. The dome is so fire you will want to experience it with a squad member by your side.
John and Ben got fire dome from Viator Dime last night! #ferda
A series of strategy video games often with characters who have jobs. There is often one Lord, and if that Lord dies, then it's game over. If anyone else dies, you can restart the game or continue on, but it's best to have a large army IMHO. The current (from the first one to Brawl) Fire Emblem characters which are in the games are Roy, Marth, and Ike. The Assist Trophies that has a Fire Emblem character is only Lyn.
God dammit! I can't get Joshua in Fire Emblem: Sacred Stones! So hard...
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A phrase recently popularized by TikTok that refers to a person attacking/throwing shade at someone very similar to, or on the "same team" as them. This is derived from its original meaning: when an army fires upon its own forces.
Fat influencer on TikTok: *condescending tone* "Oh? I'm unhealthy because I'm Fat? -"
Visibly overweight girl dueting her: "Literally yes. Yes."
Comment Section: Friendly fire...
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meaning definitly, of course. its gonna come out to be a good thing. positive.
boy A- dude okay were gonna go rob that chicken store, heres the plan
boy B- dude this plan is not sure fire!
boy A- yes it is! it is so sure fire! were gonna have all the chicken in the world!
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n. A term used largely by FDNY members to describe fire enthusiasts. The word "buff" could also encompass enthusiasts in the professions of police, EMS, military, etc. The term is mostly used disparagingly when FDNY members are referring to civilians, volunteer firefighters and paid firefighters from other cities -the reason being is that these individuals would be the only ones to approach a firehouse/firefighters they are not familiar with & attempt to talk shop. The term is also used internally by the FDNY to refer to certain "buffy" members -but isn't used in the same condescending context as when referring to any of the aforementioned. "Buffs" are widely-known to wear fire department t-shirts, listen to scanners, search fire-related topics on the internet, often own pick-up trucks (which are almost aways equipped with "volly lights" and covered with FD decals) & are very familiar with FDNY units, procedures, jargon, etc. The word "Buff" derived from the buff colored coats worn by the NYC volunteer fire department prior to the organizing of the FDNY.
Hurry-up...Close the door! Some (fire) buffs are coming up the block!!
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When your friend starts being hostile/insulting for no apparent reason; taking their anger out on you; starting a fight over nothing.
Friend 1: Stop being such a dumbass.
Friend 2: What's with all the bro-fire man?
Friend 1: I can't believe you like watching golf, you pussy.
Friend 2: Dude, knock of the bro-fire.
Friend 1: Man, what was with Jeff last night? He was being such a dick.
Friend 2: I know! Total bro-fire all night, it was ridiculous.
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