Definition of hell-fired in English:

hell-fired

adjective ˈhɛlfʌɪəd

informal

1Of, characterized by, or suggestive of, hell-fire; fuelled by evil.
2As an intensive: terrible, ‘damned’. Compare "all-fired [adverb]". Now rare (chiefly US in later use).

adverb ˈhɛlfʌɪəd

informal

Mid 17th century. From hell-fire + -ed. With use as adverb compare slightly later hell-fire.

adjectiveˈhɛlfʌɪəd

informal

1Of, characterized by, or suggestive of, hell-fire; fuelled by evil.
2As an intensive: terrible, ‘damned’. Compare "all-fired [adverb]". Now rare (chiefly US in later use).

adverbˈhɛlfʌɪəd

informal

Mid 17th century. From hell-fire + -ed. With use as adverb compare slightly later hell-fire.

单词	hell-fired
释义	Definition of hell-fired in English: hell-fired adjective ˈhɛlfʌɪəd informal 1Of, characterized by, or suggestive of, hell-fire; fuelled by evil. 2As an intensive: terrible, ‘damned’. Compare "all-fired [adverb]". Now rare (chiefly US in later use). adverb ˈhɛlfʌɪəd informal As an intensive: very, extremely, ‘damned’. Origin Mid 17th century. From hell-fire + -ed. With use as adverb compare slightly later hell-fire. Definition of hell-fired in US English: hell-fired adjectiveˈhɛlfʌɪəd informal 1Of, characterized by, or suggestive of, hell-fire; fuelled by evil. 2As an intensive: terrible, ‘damned’. Compare "all-fired [adverb]". Now rare (chiefly US in later use). adverbˈhɛlfʌɪəd informal As an intensive: very, extremely, ‘damned’. Origin Mid 17th century. From hell-fire + -ed. With use as adverb compare slightly later hell-fire.
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