Definition of fire stick in English:

fire stick

noun

1A flaming baton used in juggling.
there were people walking on stilts and juggling with fire sticks
Example sentencesExamples
- As they juggle pins and fire sticks, do cartwheels and backflips energetically, the kids look less desperate than exhausted by their routine.
- Performance artists include stilt walkers and fire-stick throwers, with dancers and drummers attracting crowds from miles around.
- Each night one of the performers does a trick where he runs a fire stick up and down his arm really slowly without burning himself.
- Ben was twirling fire sticks.
- I missed the workshops on hitchhiking and do-it-yourself event production, and I may not have another chance to learn how to twirl fire sticks.
2Australian A smouldering stick carried for use in lighting fires, especially by Aborigines.
he put some grass under the wood and applied the fire stick to it
Example sentencesExamples
- In this work, rendered in natural ochres and pigments, she shows the monthly ritual of burning a fire stick and holding it up to the new moon.
- The agricultural contractor was the fella with the fire stick and as he explains there was both reason and planning to his actions.
- The South Australian Museum has returned a set of fire sticks to the Warumungu people of Tennant Creek in the Northern Territory.
- Bamboo Didjeridus are traditionally hollowed out with a fire stick or hot coals.
- We use the branches to make our woomeras, and some of the straight branches for fire sticks and spears.
- Colonists were quick to adopt the Aboriginal use of the fire-stick to manage the grasslands more effectively.

单词	fire stick
释义	Definition of fire stick in English: fire stick noun 1A flaming baton used in juggling. there were people walking on stilts and juggling with fire sticks Example sentencesExamples As they juggle pins and fire sticks, do cartwheels and backflips energetically, the kids look less desperate than exhausted by their routine. Performance artists include stilt walkers and fire-stick throwers, with dancers and drummers attracting crowds from miles around. Each night one of the performers does a trick where he runs a fire stick up and down his arm really slowly without burning himself. Ben was twirling fire sticks. I missed the workshops on hitchhiking and do-it-yourself event production, and I may not have another chance to learn how to twirl fire sticks. 2Australian A smouldering stick carried for use in lighting fires, especially by Aborigines. he put some grass under the wood and applied the fire stick to it Example sentencesExamples In this work, rendered in natural ochres and pigments, she shows the monthly ritual of burning a fire stick and holding it up to the new moon. The agricultural contractor was the fella with the fire stick and as he explains there was both reason and planning to his actions. The South Australian Museum has returned a set of fire sticks to the Warumungu people of Tennant Creek in the Northern Territory. Bamboo Didjeridus are traditionally hollowed out with a fire stick or hot coals. We use the branches to make our woomeras, and some of the straight branches for fire sticks and spears. Colonists were quick to adopt the Aboriginal use of the fire-stick to manage the grasslands more effectively.
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