firepan

[ fahyuhr-pan ]

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noun

firepan

/ ˈfaɪəˌpæn /

Origin of firepan¹

before 1000; Middle English, Old English; fire, pan ¹

He was surprised when he learned that he was not on Firepan Creek after all.

David made up his mind that it must be the Firepan, and he could feel his pulse quicken as he started up it with Baree.

"Guess he was a little crazy," Brokaw had said, speaking of Tavish as he had last known him on the Firepan.

Pipoonaskoos is buried in the Firepan Range country, with a slab over his head, just like a white man.

The Firepan was over the range, and there were a good many Indians to the north and west of it.

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