(a) a flaming sword (flaming sword at flaming, adj. 1a); †(b) a type of firework, either for military purposes or for display (obsolete).

A kind of firework. Obsolete.

transferred. A kind of firework.

A firework or incendiary weapon consisting of a club or baton with a head of flammable or explosive material. Also simply: a flaming club.

a type of firework, typically having a long stick with burning material or exploding gunpowder at one end, and used either for military purposes or…

a type of firework, either for military purposes or for display.

A kind of firework, consisting of a tube of paper or canvas packed with gunpowder.

(a) an incendiary projectile for hurling at an enemy, consisting of a container filled with explosive powder and a burning wick (cf. trunk, n.…

More fully runner on a (also the) line. A small rocket (rocket, n.5 1a) that runs on a line; = line-rocket n. at line, n.2 compounds 2. Obsolete.

A type of firework, used either for military purposes or for display; = fire lance n. at fire, n. int.compounds 2a. Obsolete.

A firework that produces jets of flame or sparks like jets of water issuing from a fountain; the display of such a firework.

a type of firework, either for military purposes or for display.

a small rocket attached to a line or wire along which it is made to run.

Any of various forms of fireworks. Also: a type of priming made by damping and bruising gunpowder. Obsolete.

A type of firework. Now historical and rare.

(a) = Greek fire n. at Greek, adj. compounds; (b) a kind of firework.

A firework producing an intense stream of flame and sparks, esp. one of several in a set piece. More fully jet of fire. Obsolete.

A kind of firework. Obsolete.

A type of firework (apparently one with a display of changing colours). rare.

Fireworks. (See quot. 1839.)

a kind of firework made of treated paper, giving off flashes of coloured light when lit.

Hence applied to a kind of fire-work.

A species of firework.

A kind of firework. Obsolete. rare.