v. 1 terminate the employment of; 2 to discharge a weapon
The boss fired the troublesome employee.
The boss fired the troublesome employee.
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Why was Tom fired from working on the train?
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She was fired for her incompetence.
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Why did Dexter get fired from the pizza parlor?
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The cavalrymen fired their pistols and peeled off in a caracole to regroup.
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He was mortified because he was fired.
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Her boss fired her for her slovenly work habits.
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Who fired the musket into the crowd?
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Where did Aunt Eunice send the children after Damaris was fired from her job?
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Where were the first shots fired in the Civil War?
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Who fired warning shots as a group of men panicked?
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How did Amelia Bedelia feel after she got fired from the diner?
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Why was Mr Zefyr fired by 2C-O4?
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Why was Chiron fired from working at the camp?
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Who fired Sam, Lucy and Antonio from being hall monitors?
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discharged; dismissed; blast; shoot
hire
1 syllables
fired
byard
hired
sired
tired
wired
acquired
admired
conspired
desired
inquired
inspired
rehired
required
retired
rewired
transpired
unexpired
uninspired
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