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Fire-eater (Noun)

A belligerent grouch.

Nouns denoting people.

My boss was such a fire-eater, always yelling and throwing his pen at the conference room wall.
His neighborhood nickname was the grump, always known to scare trick-or-treaters off the porch as the quintessential fire-eater of Halloween lore.
Mr Johnson had the gruff demeanor of a typical New York fire-eater who did nothing but complain about his beloved Knicks all game.
There were just certain friends like Jeff that people either deeply feared or flat-out detested for his bad fire-eater tendencies during bar games night.
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A member of a fire department who tries to extinguish fires.

Nouns denoting people.

The fire-eater rushed into the burning building to rescue anyone trapped inside.
As a seasoned fire-eater, Captain James had seen his fair share of devastating blazes.
The fire-eater's helmet and coat were charred and blackened from the intense heat of the fire.
After years of service, the veteran fire-eater was awarded a medal for bravery in the line of duty.
The young fire-eater's adrenaline was pumping as she charged into the inferno to search for survivors.