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1. (n.) bonfire
a large fire built in the open air, for warmth, entertainment, or as a signal.
Etymology: (1375–1425; late ME bone fire fire with bones for fuel)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) bonfire, balefire
a large outdoor fire that is lighted as a signal or in celebration
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1. (noun) bonfire
a large fire built in the open air, as an expression of public joy and exultation, or for amusement
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Sense: a large fire in the open air, often built to celebrate something.
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 Afrikaans: segevuur |
 Arabic: نارٌ في الهَواءِ الطَّلْق |
 Bulgarian: голям огън на открито |
 Brazilian: fogueira |
 Czech: táborák, oheň |
 German: das Freudenfeuer |
 Danish: bål |
 Greek: υπαίθρια πυρά |
 Spanish: hoguera |
 Estonian: pidutuli |
 Farsi: آتشی بلند که در هوای آزاد |
 Finnish: kokko |
 French: feu (de joie) |
 Hebrew: מְדוּרָה |
 Hindi: अलाव |
 Croatian: krijes |
 Hungarian: örömtűz |
 Indonesian: api unggun |
 Icelandic: bál, brenna |
 Italian: falò |
 Japanese: たき火 |
 Korean: 모닥불 |
 Lithuanian: laužas |
 Latvian: ugunskurs |
 Malay: unggun api |
 Dutch: vuur in de openlucht, vre |
 Norwegian: bål |
 Polish: ognisko |
 Persian: آتشی بلند که در هوای آزاد |
 Pashto: اتش بازی |
 Portuguese: fogueira |
 Romanian: foc (în aer liber) |
 Russian: костёр |
 Slovak: táborák |
 Slovenian: kres |
 Serbian: logorska vatra |
 Swedish: bål, brasa |
 Thai: กองไฟ |
 Turkish: şenlik ateşi, açık hava a |
 Taiwanese: 火堆 |
 Ukrainian: багаття, вогнище |
 Urdu: جشن منانے کے لئے کھلی جگہ |
 Vietnamese: lửa mừng |
 Chinese: 篝火 |
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