Definitionn. a highly emotional and quick-tempered person
Last update: February 20, 2017
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Miandad was a spitfire during his cricket career. [adverb]
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During the Mexican War he served, from February to June 1847, as lieutenant and then as commanding officer of the "Spitfire," a paddle vessel built for use on the rivers, and took part in the bombardment of Vera Cruz and in the other naval operations under Commander M. [verb]
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The little spitfire in the seat beside her wriggled uneasily as if she, too, were not as comfortable as she would pretend. [noun]
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The man who did at last step forward was an insignificant fellow, who had been nicknamed Spitfire, and whose chief characteristics were self-will and ill-nature. [adjective]
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"But it will be a great day for the little black-eyed spitfire wife of his he's been neglecting for the past year." [verb]
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Away went Spitfire, mad with the rapture of the race, and the wind in his silky ears. [Please select]
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The Grey Goose was just returning when Jackanapes and Lollo rode back, Spitfire panting behind. [adjective]
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"Oh, what a mean spitfire of a thing you'd be if you did that." [adverb]
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