fire hose
Noun
Meaning
a large hose that carries water from a fire hydrant to the site of the fire
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Examples
Well I've seen travel in many ways I've traveled in cars and old subways But in Birmingham some people chose To fly down the street from a fire hose. Doin' some hard travelin'...from hydrants of plenty.
Browse through our selection of fire hose couplings and reach out to us with any questions or concerns.
It was kind of like we were drinking from the garden hose and we went to immediately the fire hose.
I've always said, Lord help us if there was ever a fire, these are the people I would want behind me holding onto a fire hose," said Susan Moore, owner of Dumont Printing.
Our "Differences" course takes 11 days to gain an FAA type rating, which is a "common" type rating with the 777. The course has been like drinking from a fire hose, but has finally come together.
Their tools include a yellow fire hose, center, which rescuers tied around the horse’s hindquarters.