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pyromania

[ UK /pˌa‍ɪɹə‍ʊmˈe‍ɪniɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. an uncontrollable desire to set fire to things

How To Use pyromania In A Sentence

  • Diseases of the mind may manifest themselves in other ways which do not involve violence, for example, pyromania or kleptomania.
  • Its flame reflected from her shades: and photophobe or no, I glimpsed naked pyromania in her grin. NIGHT SISTERS
  • The national press has been pushing stories about arsonist and pyromaniacs and the need to instil harsher penalties.
  • This had two distinct advantages: pyromania and eight nights' worth of presents to unwrap.
  • She got Jack Be Nimble to kick his pyromania habit. Over the Moon
  • The main way the IP speaks out to the community at large in Winnipeg is through arson and pyromania.
  • The teenage pyromaniacs experimented with different fuel sources, different sorts of fats (some very smelly) and oils, moss, dry rotten wood and home baked tinder using a cotton handkerchief.
  • The Fourth of July domestic culinary pyromania is followed by community pyrotechnics.
  • We could be identical twins and people would be mistaking me as the perpetrator of your pyromania.
  • ‘I was a math/chemistry/physics nut as a kid - chemistry kits, pyromania, the whole bit,’ said Dwyer.
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