firetrap
[ fahyuhr-trap ]
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How to use firetrap in a sentence
That same year students at Brooklyn’s Thomas Jefferson High School staged a walkout, chanting their slogan, “More schools, less firetraps.”
Students are protesting covid policies — and the adults who won’t listen to them | Jack Hodgson | January 18, 2022 | Washington PostBut survivors told police and reporters a different story, describing the club as a firetrap.
Stan wanted to ask that Jerry a few questions, and the Jerry had to be rescued from his firetrap or he couldn't do it.
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British Dictionary definitions for firetrap
firetrap
/ (ˈfaɪəˌtræp) /
noun
a building that would burn easily or one without fire escapes
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