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bonfire (one word) is a contraction of "bone fire" -- referring to an ancient Celtic practice of burning the bones of ancestors. These days it refers to large outdoor fires, usually built and burned in the fall near Halloween, or in England, on bonfire day, which I believe is November 5 -- Guy Fawkes day. The word bonfire does not appear to be of French origin.

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fire is a destructive, burning mass of material, a state of combustion in which flammable material burns producing heat, flames and smoke

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Blazing means flaming up; it's a very large fire that's roaring high into the air.

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beautiful, hot, burning, harmful, helpfull

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warm, big, cheerful, flames.

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