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PUZZLE #27 - BONFIRE

IN-CONTEXT WORD DEFINITIONS

flames: The visible burning gases that rise from a fire. Bright flames rise from an Independence Day bonfire and light the surrounding gathering area.

embers: Small glowing pieces of wood or coal that remain after a fire burns. Glowing embers remain at the base of a bonfire after the larger flames begin to fade.

smoke: A cloud of tiny particles and gases produced by burning material. Smoke from an Independence Day bonfire drifts upward into the cool evening air.

blaze: A large bright and strongly burning fire. A lively blaze makes an Independence Day bonfire visible from across an open gathering space.

kindling: Small dry pieces of wood or other material used to start a fire. Dry kindling helps start a bonfire before larger logs are added for an Independence Day evening event.

logs: Large pieces of cut wood used as fuel for a fire. Large logs keep an Independence Day bonfire burning steadily as people gather nearby.

firepit: A contained outdoor area designed for safely holding a fire. A firepit provides a contained place for a smaller Independence Day bonfire.

ash: The soft gray powder left after wood or other material burns. Fine ash collects in the firepit after an Independence Day bonfire has burned down.

spark: A tiny glowing particle thrown off by a burning fire. A small spark can rise from a bonfire and briefly shine in the Independence Day night.

warmth: The comfortable heat produced by a fire. The warmth of a bonfire helps guests stay comfortable during a cool Independence Day evening.

night: The dark part of the day when evening bonfires and fireworks can be enjoyed. Night provides the dark backdrop for an Independence Day bonfire and a fireworks display.

Secret Word: A large bright and strongly burning fire. A lively blaze makes an Independence Day bonfire visible from across an open gathering space.