Fire

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You’re watching Lingo Phoenix’s word of the day for February 2. National Groundhog Day Today’s word is fire. fire /faɪə $ faɪr/ fire-sale adjective heavily discounted fire-sale prices “For example, while it was in the interest of mortgage lenders to keep families in their homes (in an already depressed market, foreclosed homes sold at fire-sale prices, resulting in big losses for the lender), mortgages were no longer held by a discrete set of banks that we could pressure into participating.” Excerpt From Promised Land (9781524763183) Obama, Barack This material may be protected by copyright. come under fire idiom :to be shot at The troops were coming under fire from the rear. : to be criticized The company has come under fire for using child labor overseas. light a fire under (someone) idiom US, informal : to cause (someone) to move or work more quickly and effectively I've never seen him work so hard. Someone must have lit a fire under him.

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