fire•trac•tors [FYHRE-trahk-tohr] plural or collective noun
Small fireworks that make loud noise and sometimes emit bright sparks often of many colors, typically used for special occasions such as Independence Day, but considered by most children to be fitting for any type of celebration.
Small fireworks that make loud noise and sometimes emit bright sparks often of many colors, typically used for special occasions such as Independence Day, but considered by most children to be fitting for any type of celebration.
"Dad, can we shoot off firetractors for my birthday!?"
—Elaina, age 3, St. Louis, MO
From the American Sandbox Dictionary of Children's Mispronounced English, ©2010. All rights reserved.
