balefire
IPA: bˈeɪɫfaɪr
noun
- A bonfire, any large outdoor fire (for example those used in a funeral pyre, or in witches' rituals).
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Examples of "balefire" in Sentences
- There are four books in the Balefire series.
- Balefire has different effects based on what it hits.
- Cuendillar is the only known material to resist balefire.
- But balefire is an odd thing, as is a contest such as this one.
- I didn't want lemon slices in my iced tea!? was always balefire.
- Melisandre (She might know a thing or two about this balefire thingy)
- It is, however, susceptible to balefire, and will flee when faced by it.
- Nine types of wood are commonly placed into a traditional iccan balefire.
- It is also possible that balefire has unknown effects when performed on weaves.
- I could have sworn it was balefire, though I'm too lazy to find out which book.
- Good stuff, but unfortunately I still think Rand would just roll up and balefire everyone.
- But, as we learn like five books in the future, balefire destroys that thread in the fabric of time forever.
- Perhaps your entire universe is on a stedding, which would serve to nullify balefire and all of the other magic.
- What they need is a character even more Mary Suey than Rand who can just snatch the balefire out of the air and eat it or something.
- In addition to all of his other abilities and powers, he wields this thing called balefire, which can pretty much erase someone from existence.
- Well actually, none in Westeros would be able to match him even if you remove balefire as an option, which isn't fire in any sense at all by the way (Balefire is a ray of light which removes things from existence before they were eliminated). al'Thor is something of a demigod and would simply tear dragons from the skies, set Others ablaze and roast knights in their armours.