No, it is a noun. A fireman (firefighter) is a person.
No, it is not. Fireworks is a plural noun (the singular is practically never used). It can be a noun adjunct as in the term fireworks display.
"Fireworks" is a noun.
There aren't any fireworks because you are inside and if there were fireworks, the entire building would burn to the ground. There are sparks that fly when the knights' swords hit each other.
Many fireworks were used at Wrestlemania 24. Infact, many people outside of the stadium in Orlando were injured.
Magnesium is used both in making fireworks and medicines.
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Some of the companies that sell fireworks in Florida include Phantom Fireworks, Galaxy Fireworks, Sky King Fireworks, TNT Fireworks and Four Seasons Fireworks.
That is the correct spelling of the irregular adjective galore, meaning in abundance (unlike most adjectives, it follows the noun it modifies, e.g. at the fair, there were fireworks galore).
Fireworks are not gases.
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Yes,Russia does fireworks.
Fireworks are not gases.
Smoke comes out of fireworks from the burned powders or chemicals within the fireworks.
fireworks= estrellitas
in the fireworks store...phantom fireworks sells them
by the smoke of the fireworks
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