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a person who displays very militant or aggressive partisanship, a performer who pretends to eat fire, a violent or pugnacious person

The fire-eaters of the Deep South inflamed tensions with inflammatory rhetoric that incited violence.
The fire-eaters' bellicose speeches fueled the secessionist movement, leading to the outbreak of the Civil War.
The fire-eaters sought to provoke a conflict with the North, believing it would strengthen their cause.
Their fiery speeches ignited a dangerous firestorm of hatred and division that engulfed the nation.
The fire-eaters exploited public outrage over slavery to stoke the flames of conflict.
Despite their provocations, the fire-eaters ultimately failed to achieve their goal of preserving slavery.
The fire-eaters' incendiary language left an enduring legacy of bitterness and division in the United States.
History has condemned the fire-eaters for promoting violence and undermining the rule of law.
The tactics employed by the fire-eaters have been used by other demagogues throughout history to incite fear and unrest.
It is imperative to resist the allure of fire-eaters and to promote dialogue and compromise instead of hatred and division.

a person who displays very militant or aggressive partisanship, a performer who pretends to eat fire, a violent or pugnacious person

tigers, sharks, bullies, barracuda, fire-breathers, fighters,barracudas, pit bulls, attack dogs, hatchet men

reeds, pussycats, wimps, milquetoasts, pushovers, softies, weaklings,,

The fire-eaters of the Deep South inflamed tensions with inflammatory rhetoric that incited violence.

The fire-eaters' bellicose speeches fueled the secessionist movement, leading to the outbreak of the Civil War.

The fire-eaters sought to provoke a conflict with the North, believing it would strengthen their cause.

Their fiery speeches ignited a dangerous firestorm of hatred and division that engulfed the nation.