Definition: A fireable is a substance that can be ignited and, therefore, has the potential to cause or contribute to a fire. This includes materials such as wood, paper, cotton wool, and coal, which are commonly used in household fires due to their combustibility. Fires are typically caused by an excess of heat or oxygen present in the air, resulting from improper use, overcrowding, or other factors that can ignite these materials.
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