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council fire

noun

  1. a fire kept burning continually during a council of American Indians.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of council fire1

An Americanism dating back to 1745–55
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Example Sentences

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The force said they were being supported by Oxfordshire County Council Fire and Rescue and specially trained officers had also been deployed from Thames Valley Police.

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There were also performances from the Toronto Council Fire Native All Nations Juniors drum group as Leafs players were introduced and a hoop dance routine during the second intermission.

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The jerseys will be up for auction on Real Sports Auction with all of the proceeds to be donated to the Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural Centre.

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At a mid-January town hall hosted by the Ocean Beach Town Council, fire and police offficials said arson was the suspected cause of those blazes.

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Voters will weigh in on nearly 3,000 local races, including city council, fire district and school district races.

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