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noun a tire fire is a fire that involves burning tires, which can produce toxic smoke and pollution

• The firefighters worked tirelessly to put out the tire fire at the recycling plant.
• I can't believe there was a tire fire down the street last night!
• Man, that tire fire was lit!
• Dealing with that project was like trying to put out a tire fire - so overwhelming.

noun an enzyme that catalyzes the oxidation of a substrate by hydrogen peroxide

• Peroxidase is an enzyme that catalyzes the oxidation of a particular substrate by hydrogen peroxide.
• I heard that peroxidase is used in some beauty products to lighten hair.
• Yo, did you know peroxidase is like the superhero enzyme that fights off harmful substances in our bodies?
• In a way, peroxidase acts like a molecular detective, sniffing out and neutralizing harmful compounds.

noun a utensil for sifting or straining

verb to separate or remove (something) by passing it through a sieve

• It is important to sieve out any impurities from the mixture before proceeding with the experiment.
• Make sure to sieve out any lumps in the batter before baking the cake.
• I need to sieve out the bad apples from my group of friends.
• She was able to sieve out the truth from all the lies and deception.

verb to remove toxins or impurities from the body

adverb detoxify can be used as an adverb to describe how something is done

• It is important to detoxify your body regularly to remove harmful toxins.
• I heard that drinking lemon water can help detoxify your system.
• I'm going on a juice cleanse to detoxify after all the junk food I ate.
• Sometimes we need to detoxify our minds from negative thoughts and emotions.