cookfire
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Definition
- Noun:
- A fire for cooking: A controlled, open fire specifically made and used for preparing food.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The campers built a cookfire to prepare their evening meal.
- The smell of food from the cookfire filled the campsite.
Advanced Usage
- "To build a cookfire": To construct a fire intended for cooking.
- Before sunset, we need to gather wood to build a cookfire.
- "To tend the cookfire": To maintain and watch over a cooking fire.
- She stayed behind to tend the cookfire while the others went fishing.
Variants and Related Words
- Cooking fire (noun phrase): A synonymous phrase for a fire used to cook food.
- Always ensure your cooking fire is completely extinguished before leaving.
- Campfire (noun): A fire made at a campsite, often used for warmth, light, and cooking.
- We sat around the campfire, but we used a separate, smaller cookfire for the food.
Synonyms
- Cooking fire: A fire for preparing meals.
- Hearth fire: A fire in a fireplace, often used for cooking historically or in a home setting.
Related Phrases
- "Over the cookfire": Describes the location or method of cooking.
- The stew simmered over the cookfire for hours.
- "Cookfire pit": A designated, often dug-out, area for containing a cooking fire.
- They built a stone ring to create a safe cookfire pit.
Noun
- a fire for cooking