If you think of the days of blacksmiths and when metals were forged by being heated to glowing in the flames then manipulated or bent whilst hot, or used for branding animals with a burn mark which healed and formed a scar bearing the number or letter on the branding iron. Now imagine what it may mean, as a double meaning to have your iron on the fire. To be ready for action, to be waiting for the right moment to strike with your iron. Possibly patience for the appropriate moment. To lie in strand make the most of the fires heat while it lasts.
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On the Edge - Iron Fire album - was created in 2001.
This is a phrase from the American Old West - branding irons were kept in the fire to keep them hot. If you pull someone's iron out of the fire, you cool it off. You could use this term to mean keeping somebody out of trouble by getting them to cool off before they got into a fight.
alot and i mean alot of americium and iron and metal for the sound too just to help out
A fire could potentially melt iron. The fire would have to be extremely hot for a longer period of time.
You could iron wool with a hot-enough iron to set it on fire.
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iron works
the gold color in fire works are due to IRON
The four elements are water, fire, earth, and wind.
Fire and Iron Motorcycle Club 6th letter of the alphabet "Fire" 9th letter of the Alphabet "Iron"
Iron ore can be melted by fire, or by focused sunlight.