How to pronounce “put out a fire”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (idiomatic) To address a problem, especially an unexpected one caused by the incompetence, negligence, or misconduct of another person.
• Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: put out a fire.

Practice Nearby Words

put out the fire, put out, pull out of the fire, pull from the fire, fire, mop up, hose down, extinguish, sort out, flame out, pull someone's fat out of the fire, pull the fat out of the fire, quench, come to someone's rescue, dispose of, burn out, account for, smoke out, save the day, douse, burn, air out, blow out, turn out, cook off, take it out on, dout, tackle, underfire, outen, dig out of a hole, beat out, make light work of, fix someone's flint, put off, par off, make short work of, unfire, unfuck, set off, flare, burn up, unmess, pour oil on troubled waters, retrieve, hit someone when they are down, restinguish, spark out, unbank, cast oil on troubled waters, outburn, tell against, burn down, stop the bleeding, kick someone when they are down, choke out, relieve, let off, offload, stamp out, put a lid on, backfire, throw a wrench in the works, tell off, outquench, burn off, cut through, go out, drop the ball, damp down, damp, put down, confront one's demons, fire off, pick up the pieces, hang out to dry, put someone out of their misery, shoot out, mend fences, have it out, forburn, tie up loose ends, put someone's lights out, stanch, clean someone's clock, throw off balance, slocken, brazen out, smother, disinflame, turn off, call out, fry someone's bacon, fix someone's clock, throw off, get past, blow up in one's face, leave someone high and dry, unrake, immolate

Similar Sounds

beautifier, beatify, set afire, state fair, satisfier, ctenophore, ctf, solitaire, seawater, sea water