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  • noun Plural form of pyromaniac.

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Examples

  • There are even some who are mentally ill-called pyromaniacs-who get the same kick out of setting fires that sex offenders get out of their acts of sexual assault and rape.

    Capitol Hill Coffee House 2008

  • -- called pyromaniacs -- who get the same kick out of setting fires that sex offenders get out of their acts of sexual assault and rape.

    magic-city-news.com 2009

  • -- called pyromaniacs -- who get the same kick out of setting fires that sex offenders get out of their acts of sexual assault and rape.

    magic-city-news.com 2009

  • - called pyromaniacs - who get the same kick out of setting fires that sex offenders get out of their acts of sexual assault and rape.

    The Reality Check 2008

  • - called pyromaniacs - who get the same kick out of setting fires that sex offenders get out of their acts of sexual assault and rape.

    MND: Your Daily Dose of Counter-Theory 2008

  • - called pyromaniacs - who get the same kick out of setting fires that sex offenders get out of their acts of sexual assault and rape.

    MND: Your Daily Dose of Counter-Theory 2008

  • And those politicians who seem to know what they're doing as they spew vitriol, consciously inciting and provoking others by making an opponent a target, are simply pyromaniacs enthralled by the fire of conflict and power.

    James Baraz: A Buddhist Perspective On Access To Guns James Baraz 2011

  • Isn't that like saying that arson laws are turning our kids into pyromaniacs??

    Boing Boing 2009

  • The “fire” causes the explosion to “work” and create a beautiful display that would excite all pyromaniacs and cause them to skip and frolic in glee.

    blog – syllable studio 2009

  • But like repeat pyromaniacs who waltz away from the fires they start, Fox has neither explained what went wrong nor sincerely apologized for it.

    Mark Green: Fox's Six Tricks: How to Spot the Next Sherrod 2010

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