Ignite
Lit
Lit adjective - Filled with much light.
Both words in one sentence
- Most of it is because a lit cigarette can catch something else on fire, not the gasoline itself, which can then ignite the fumes.
Source: Reality Is Unrealistic / General -
The stuff is flammable, but not by that much, and a lit cigarette won't even ignite gasoline, let alone crude.
Source: Series / Tales from the Crypt -
To hold them off, Shipwreck has a lit match and threatens to ignite the treated water.
Source: Mexican Standoff
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