flame-proof
1flame´proof´er — flame|proof «FLAYM PROOF», adjective, verb. –adj. free from the danger of combustion; not liable to burn when exposed to flames: »flameproof coveralls. –v.t. to make flameproof. –flame´proof´er, noun …
2flame|proof — «FLAYM PROOF», adjective, verb. –adj. free from the danger of combustion; not liable to burn when exposed to flames: »flameproof coveralls. –v.t. to make flameproof. –flame´proof´er, noun …
3flame-proof — adjective flame proof gloves Syn: nonflammable, noninflammable, flame resistant, fire resistant, flame retardant Ant: flammable …
4flame-proof — see flameproof …
5flame·proof — /ˈfleımˌpruːf/ adj : not easily damaged by flames : ↑fireproof flameproof clothing …
6flame — n. & v. n. 1 a ignited gas (the fire burnt with a steady flame). b one portion of this (the flame flickered and died). c (usu. in pl.) visible combustion (burst into flames). 2 a a bright light; brilliant colouring. b a brilliant orange red… …
7Proof Positive — Infobox Television show name = Proof Positive caption = format = Documentary picture format = runtime = 60 minutes (including commercials) developer = executive producer = starring = Amanda Tapping country = United States network = Sci Fi Channel …
8drool-proof paper — n. Whimsical paper said to be used in electronic equipment manuals that are so dumbed down and simplistic as to be of no use whatsoever. adj. Example Citation: Documentation that has been obsessively dumbed down i.e., simplified to the point… …
9smoke proof — noun Etymology: smoke (I) + proof, n. : a test impression of a typefounder s punch obtained by blackening it in a flame and stamping it on paper …
10flameproof — flame|proof [ˈfleımpru:f] adj also flame re.sistant 1.) made of or covered with substances that will not burn easily 2.) flameproof cooking dishes can be used in very hot places, such as in an ↑oven …