fired

As adjectives the difference between firey and fired

is that firey is misspelling of lang=en while fired is let go from a job.

As a noun firey

is a firefighter.

As a verb fired is

past tense of fire.

As verbs the difference between fined and fired

is that fined is (fine) while fired is (fire).

As an adjective fired is

let go from a job.

As verbs the difference between sired and fired

is that sired is (sire) while fired is (fire).

As an adjective fired is

let go from a job.

As verbs the difference between mired and fired

is that mired is (mire) while fired is (fire).

As an adjective fired is

let go from a job.

As adjectives the difference between fibred and fired

is that fibred is (especially in combination) having (a specified form of) fibres while fired is let go from a job.

As a verb fired is

(fire).

As verbs the difference between tired and fired

is that tired is (tire) while fired is (fire).

As adjectives the difference between tired and fired

is that tired is in need of some rest or sleep while fired is let go from a job.

As verbs the difference between filed and fired

is that filed is (file) while fired is (fire).

As an adjective fired is

let go from a job.

As verbs the difference between fire and fired

is that fire is to set (something) on fire while fired is past tense of fire.

As a noun fire

is a (usually self-sustaining) chemical reaction involving the bonding of oxygen with carbon or other fuel, with the production of heat and the presence of flame or smouldering.

As an adjective fired is

let go from a job.

As an adjective fired is

let go from a job.

As a verb fired is

(fire).