Moderate as in annoy To ignite or start a fire, often used figuratively to mean to become excited, energetic, or enthusiastic. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Fire Up'
She knew her comments would fire up the debate in the classroom.
The unexpected plot twists in the novel really fire up the readers' curiosity.
His controversial statements always manage to fire up a heated discussion.
The blacksmith used the bellows to fire up the forge, creating a shower of sparks.
The DJ played upbeat music to fire up the crowd at the lively dance party.
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