fire engine

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Phonetic Respelling: [ fahyuhr-en-juhn ]

Definition: Play

n. any of various large trucks that carry firemen and equipment to the site of a fire

Sentence: Play Play

We heard the sirens on the fire engine as it drove past our house.

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We heard the sirens on the fire engine as it drove past our house.

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Why does a fire engine have flashing lights and a loud siren?

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What else is a fire engine called?

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What was Angel's brother doing while the fire engine was there?

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What describes the sound the fire engine makes as it leaves the fire station?

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The wagon rumbled, the bus bounced, and the fire engine did what?

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At the end of the book, what color is the new fire engine painted?

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What color are the flashing lights on the fire engine in this book?

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Why did the fire engine tell him to go away?

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What makes a loud noise to tell people to move out of the way and let the fire engine pass?

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How does Flynn the fire engine fight the fire?

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The fire engine siren made a piercing sound.

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Synonyms: Play

fire truck; hook and ladder; ladder truck

Antonyms: Play

bicycle

How many syllables in fire engine?

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