fire sth off
(LETTER) — phrasal verb with fire /faɪər/
/faɪr/ verb Definition
› to write and send an angry letter to someone: He fired off an angry letter to the editor.Delivering and despatchingWriting and typing
(Definition of fire sth off (LETTER) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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