Adjective:

পরমোত্সাহী, উত্তেজনাপ্রবণ, উত্সাহী, অতি শুষ্ক বেগপূর্ণ, অতি শুষ্ক কঠিন, খিট্খিটে, আবেগপূর্ণ, একান্ত আগ্রহপূর্ণ, অগ্নিকল্প, অগ্নিতুল্য, অগ্নিবৎ, অগ্নিগর্ভ, আগ্নেয়, জ্বলন্ত, অগ্নিময়, অগ্নিসদৃশ,

fieriest's Usage Examples:

] before throwing the song to Wiz Khalifa for one of his fieriest verses yet.

As the fieriest black student and the spunkiest white newcomer, James A.

This is ironic as Jackson's "fieriest rival", Henry Clay, was the one from Kentucky; Jackson was actually from.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine of AllMusic calls the album "the fieriest, loosest performances he's given since leaving Sun (not counting, of course.

44, forming the fieriest opening attack in the competition with another student, Roger Edmonds.

thursday interview: James caan – the reformed character actor he was the fieriest star in seventies hollywood.

favourite seasons are clearly autumn and spring, when nature displays her fieriest colours.

The X-Men were eventually able, after a fieriest battle, to disrupt Proteus's energies and dispersed his physical structure.

"John McCain at his fieriest before 'don't ask, don't tell' vote", The Washington Post (December 18.

Crowther of The New York Times thought Terry-Thomas provided "some of the fieriest conniptions to be seen on the contemporary screen", going on to say the.

"Warnock's world! In the dugout with football's fieriest manager".

"John McCain at his fieriest before 'don't ask, don't tell' vote".

This line drew the fieriest response from Clinton, who with voice raised and fists shaking, responded.