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Noun firecracker has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: FirecrackersDescription:Firecrackers are small explosive devices that are commonly used during festive events to produce a loud noise and visual effects. These devices typically consist of a small tube filled with explosive materials and a fuse, which is ignited to cause the explosion. Firecrackers are often associated with celebrations, such as Independence Day and New Year's Eve. Senses:Sense 1 (Noun):A small explosive device that produces a loud bang and bright light when ignited, commonly used for festive purposes during celebrations. Example sentence: I bought a pack of firecrackers to celebrate the Fourth of July. Sense 2 (Noun):Firecrackers can also refer to a specific type of firework that creates a series of loud explosions in rapid succession. Example sentence: The grand finale of the fireworks display included a mesmerizing sequence of firecrackers. Sense 3 (Noun):In local colloquial usage, firecrackers can sometimes refer to a dish or snack that produces a crisp and popping sound when eaten. Example sentence: The street food vendor was selling freshly fried firecrackers, a popular local delicacy. Sense 4 (Noun):Firecrackers can also be used metaphorically to describe a person or thing that is energetic, exciting, or unpredictable. Example sentence: The new lead singer of the band was like a firecracker on stage, captivating the audience with their electrifying performance. Sense 5 (Noun):In slang, firecrackers can refer to unexpected rapid gunshots or gunfire. Example sentence: The sound of firecrackers echoed through the night, startling the neighborhood and prompting calls to the police. Possible Related Products:To purchase firecrackers for celebratory events, check out these options on Amazon: Firecracker Products | ||||
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