Blaze
Fireplace
Fireplace noun - An open recess in a wall at the base of a chimney where a fire can be built.
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Synonyms for Fireplace
Blaze and fireplace are semantically related in hearth for burning wood topic. You can use "Blaze" instead a noun "Fireplace".
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Common variations are using a hundred-dollar bill to light a cigar or cigarette, or tossing entire stacks of bills into a roaring fireplace to keep the blaze going.
Source: Money to Burn - In BioShock 2, when you finally get around to buying Incinerate, a prerecorded announcement suggests that you use it to light a fireplace for a couple of animatronic dummies; unfortunately, someone's spilled oil all over the floor, resulting in a merry blaze that consumes both dummies.
Source: Mundane Utility / Video Games
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