| wildfire | uncontrollable blaze; highly flammable material; powerful lightning lacking thunder; phosphorous light which hovers over the ground in marshy areas, ignis fatuus | en | (isim) | en |
| wildfire | A composition of inflammable materials, which, kindled, is very hard to quench; Greek fire | en | en |
| wildfire | An old name for erysipelas | en | en |
| wildfire | A disease of sheep, attended with inflammation of the skin | en | en |
| wildfire | A sort of lightning unaccompanied by thunder | en | en |
| wildfire | A wildfire is a fire that starts, usually by itself, in a wild area such as a forest, and spreads rapidly, causing great damage. a wildfire in Montana that's already burned thousands of acres of rich grassland | en | en |
| wildfire | If something, especially news or a rumour, spreads like wildfire, it spreads extremely quickly. These stories are spreading like wildfire through the city. a fire that moves quickly and cannot be controlled spread like wildfire spread (2) | en | en |
| wildfire | a free burning and unwanted wildland fire requiring a suppression action | en | en |
| wildfire | A fire occurring on wildland that is not meeting management objectives and thus requires a suppression response | en | en |
| wildfire | And wildland fire that is not a prescribed fire | en | en |
| wildfire | Unplanned fire requiring suppression action Can be contrasted with a prescribed fire that burns within prepared lines, enclosing a designated area, under predetermined conditions | en | en |
| wildfire | An unplanned or unwanted natural or human-caused fire, or a prescribed fire that threatens to escape its bounds | en | en |
| wildfire | any fire that is not burning for a prescribed management purpose or being managed as a prescribed fire | en | en |
| wildfire | (1) A fire requiring suppression action, as contrasted with a prescribed fire burning with prepared lines enclosing a designated area, under prescribed conditions (2) A free burning fire | en | en |
| wildfire | A fire burning out of control | en | en |
| wildfire | an unwanted fire that requires measures of control | en | en |
| wildfire | An unplanned and uncontrolled fire spreading through vegetative fuels, at times involving structures | en | en |
| wildfire | An unplanned wildland fire requiring suppression action or other action according to agency policy | en | en |
| wildfire | Any fire other than a controlled burn or a prescribed burn, occurring on wildland A free-burning fire unaffected by fire suppression measures They frequently need to be suppressed, but in some areas they are allowed to burn for ecological or economic reasons | en | en |
| wildfire | A fire, naturally caused or caused by humans, that is not meeting land management objectives | en | en |
| wildfire | Uncontrolled fire burning in vegetation, structures and other improvements | en | en |
| wildfire | Any fire occurring on wildlands that is not meeting management objectives and thus requires a suppression response | en | en |
| wildfire | is any unplanned fire | en | en |
| wildfire | An unwanted wildland fire | en | en |
| wildfire | A free-burning fire requiring a suppression response | en | en |
| wildfire | Any wildfire not designated and managed as a prescribed fire with an approved prescription | en | en |
| wildfire | a raging and rapidly spreading conflagration | en | en |
n:wildfires / Pronunciation :-"fIr. Function :noun. Date :12th century.
