Pronunciation: /ˈfaɪərˌkrækər/
noun a small explosive device primarily used for entertainment purposes, typically producing a loud bang or a series of bangs
A1 I saw a firecracker explode in the sky during the celebration.
A2 The children were excited to light the firecrackers on New Year's Eve.
B1 The loud noise of the firecracker startled the dog.
B2 The firecracker display at the festival was spectacular.
C1 The government banned the use of firecrackers to reduce air pollution.
C2 The artist used firecrackers in his performance to create a dramatic effect.
adjective used to describe something related to or resembling a firecracker
A1 She saw a firecracker display on New Year's Eve.
A2 The children were excited to light the firecracker for Diwali celebrations.
B1 The firecracker explosion startled the crowd at the festival.
B2 The firecracker noise was so loud that it could be heard from miles away.
C1 The firecracker demonstration was a highlight of the event, showcasing different types of pyrotechnics.
C2 The firecracker competition brought together experts from around the world to showcase their skills in creating elaborate displays.
formal The use of firecrackers is strictly prohibited in this area.
informal We lit some firecrackers to celebrate the New Year.
slang That party was a real firecracker!
figurative Her personality is like a firecracker, always full of energy and excitement.
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