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firing in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Firing may
refer to:
Dismissal (employment),
sudden loss of
employment by
termination Firemaking, the...
- fire a
bullet at all. In
practice however,
firing a live
round produces significant recoil,
while firing a
blank round does not. In more
modern times...
-
firearm designs, a
firing pin and
primer are used to
ignite the
propellant in the
cartridge which propels the
bullet forward. The
firing pin must travel...
- gasoline/petrol) engine, the
firing order corresponds to the
order in
which the
spark plugs are operated. In a
diesel engine, the
firing order corresponds to...
- A
firing pin or
striker is a part of the
firing mechanism of a
firearm that
impacts the
primer in the base of a
cartridge and
causes it to
fire. In firearms...
-
Fire is the
rapid oxidation of a fuel in the
exothermic chemical process of combustion,
releasing heat, light, and
various reaction products. Flames, the...
-
Ricochet firing is the
firing of
artillery at a low
angle and non-maximal
power so as to
cause the s**** to skip
across the ground. In
traditional artillery...
- The
Angamaly Firing was an
incident that took
place in Angamaly, Kerala, on 13 June 1959, when
police opened fire on
protesters who had been demonstrating...
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fired in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Fired may
refer to: A
result of
firing (disambiguation) "
Fired", a song by Ben
Folds from his 2001 debut...
- A quick-
firing or rapid-
firing gun is an
artillery piece,
typically a gun or howitzer, that has
several characteristics which taken together mean the weapon...