Idiom: Pull out of the fire
Idiom Definitions for 'Pull out of the fire'
If you pull something out of the fire, you save or rescue it.
- This idiom is American English
- Category: Nature
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Idioms similar to 'Pull out of the fire'
- Pull the fat from the fire
- Fight fire with fire
- Pull strings
- Pull no punches
- Pull your punches
- Pull your chain
- Pull the trigger
- Pull yourself up by your bootstraps
- Pull up your socks
- Pull in the reins
- Pull out all the stops
- Pull the pin
- Pull yourself up by your bootstraps
- Pull someone's leg
- Pull your weight
- Pull your finger out!
- Pull the plug
- Pull rank
- On fire
- Sure-fire
- Under fire
- Fire away
- Pull a rabbit out of your hat
- Pull the wool over someone's eyes
- Pull the other one, it's got brass bells on
- Hair on fire
- Iron in the fire
- Get on like a house on fire
- Too many irons in the fire
- Fire on all cylinders
- Hold fire
- Fire in the hole!
- Light a fire under
- Play with fire
- Irons in the fire
- Baptism of fire
- Mud in the fire
- No smoke without fire
- Where there's smoke, there's fire
- Hang fire
- Add fuel to the fire
- Fat hits the fire
- Set the Thames on fire
- Out of the frying pan, into the fire
- As much use as a chocolate fire-guard
- Wouldn't pull the skin off a rice pudding
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