Catch (on) fire spoken language verb phrase
To ignite or start burning.
Because I sit too close to the stove, my coat caught on fire.
This scorching hot made some forests catch on fire.
If something catches fire, it becomes interesting or exciting.
I can't believe that my trivial trick caught fire as a trend on Tiktok.
His performance caught fire all over the world.
To publicly burn a model of someone that you hate
1. To light or cause something to become lighter.
2. To ignite something.
3. To become or cause someone/something to become lively or happy.
When you say that you strike a match, you mean that you create a flame from a match by rubbing the tip against a rough surface of a matchbox.
1. Used to describe someone that has been severely burned.
2. Used to say that something has been burned in the cooking process.
3. Used to say that someone is under the effects of marijuana.