What is the crossword clue for the answer: AFIRE

Hearts ___ - may be the clue you are looking for!

Hearts ___ (90s TV series) - may be the clue you are looking for!

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Ablaze - may be the clue you are looking for!

Aflame - may be the clue you are looking for!

All excited - may be the clue you are looking for!

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AFIRE

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Dictionary definitions:

Word: afire
Phonetic: /əˈfaɪə(ɹ)/
Listen:

On fire (often metaphorically).

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Hearts ___

Hearts ___ (90s TV series)

Hearts ___ (John Ritter sitcom)

Ablaze

Aflame

All excited

All lit up

Ardent

Belching flames

Blazing

Bob Marley album Catch ___

Burning

Burning up

Combusted

Combusting

Conflagrant

Eager and excited

Eager

Eagerly excited

Engulfed in flame

Engulfed in flames

Enthusiastic

Flambe

Flamb

Flaming

Full of ardor

Full of excitement

Full of zeal

Fully in flames

Going to blazes?

Going up

Going up in smoke

Greatly excited

Hot

Ignited

In a blaze

In a conflagration

In a state of combustion

In flames

In need of extinguishing

Inflames

Intensely interested

Keenly interested

Kindled

Lighted

Like Chicago in 1871

Like London in 1666

Like Mrs. OLearys Chicago

Like Troy when the Greeks won

Like a burning house

Like a house ---

Like a house ___

Lit

Needing to be doused

Not merely smoldering

Oxidizing rapidly

Passionate

Quite excited

Raring to go

Really eager

Really into it

Red-hot

Smoking

Spouting flames

TVs Hearts ___

Zealous

Plight of London, September, 1666.

Chicago was in 1871.

Describing Chicago in 1871.

Full of enthusiasm

Showing great excitement.

Light ___ under.

Glowing

Impassioned

Like S.F. in 1906

Like Chicago: Oct. 8–10, 1871

Excited

Filled with ardor

Lit ___

(All) excited

Flambé

Intensely passionate

Extremely excited

Flambé, say

Blazing - excited

Are holding back, if intensely passionate

A point about wood for burning

Blazing with a loud anger

Burning back, if in time

By start of evening a Christmas tree may be lit up

Like kindling when lit

Extremely eager

Pumped up?

Glowing with flames

Smoking, probably

Well lit?

Burning a tree on 4th of November

Burning issues beginning to fuel irrational fear

Torched

Psyched up

Way beyond energetic

Burning, poetically

Rotate chunk of rafter I failed to get burning

Hearts

Lit up

You cant start ___ without a spark (Springsteen lyric)

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