v. 1 terminate the employment of; 2 to discharge a weapon
His misbehaviour and subsequent firing from the firm were reported on TV.
His misbehaviour and subsequent firing from the firm were reported on TV.
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How did the students feel about the firing of Dr. Nicholas?
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The cannoneer loaded the cannon for firing.
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As Sam made his way into the lunchroom, what did the school start firing at him?
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Under Wisconsin law, how much could a hunter be fined, for firing a gun from a paved road?
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His misbehavior and subsequent firing from the firm were reported on T.V..
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How long was the firing and cooling time for a pot?
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Who stopped Darek's father and the villagers from firing upon the Great Blue?
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Why is firing a shot sometimes dangerous?
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The ineffectiveness of the manager led to his firing.
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Why did Molly decide to start firing a cannon?
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At the school board meeting, who called for the firing of Principal Barkin?
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discharged; dismissed; blast; shoot
hire
2 syllables
fir-ing
hiring
meiring
quiring
syring
tiring
wiring
acquiring
admiring
aspiring
conspiring
expiring
inspiring
perspiring
rehiring
requiring
retiring
uninspiring
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