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By late spring, dozens of these small fires were popping up — and now they were igniting in neighboring counties.Los Angeles Times (Aug 5, 2015)
reignite
The craze for tiny pet pigs started decades ago and gets reignited every few years.Washington Times (Jul 22, 2015)
igniter
All of that happens in the bag’s igniter, which vaporizes pellet-shaped chemical propellants.BusinessWeek (Oct 30, 2014)
ignitor
Gomez is the Brewers’ high-energy ignitor, able to hit for power and has speed.Washington Times (Jun 24, 2015)
ignitible
Over the eddies of the stream floats a dark, shining ignitible mist.Ph.D.
ignitable
Hence the phenomena of ignitable, methane-rich water coming out of home taps or rural streams.New York Times (Dec 22, 2014)
ignition
Ignition’s new fund, $40 million bigger than the last fund it raised in 2013, comes amid a booming climate for raising venture cash.Reuters (May 21, 2015)
ignition key
The automaker is advising customers to remove all items from their key rings, leaving only the ignition key, until the switches can be fixed.Reuters (Mar 6, 2015)
ignition coil
In adjusting the vibrator of an ignition coil, the latter should not require over one-half ampere of current.Hawkins, Nehemiah
igneous
So insignificant is the aggregate force exerted by man, when contrasted with the ordinary operations of aqueous or igneous agents in the natural world.Lyell, Charles, Sir
igneous rock
The focus of their attention is ancient obsidian, a volcanic glass formed as an igneous rock.New York Times (Mar 17, 2011)
ignis fatuus
After all, am I the victim of an illusion—following but an ignis fatuus kindled by my own vanity?Reid, Mayne
