pyromaniac
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Police have been known to photograph the crowd; that's how a lot of pyromaniacs get caught.

Even for a pyromaniac the Mall had become too hot to handle.

You're making out that I'm some sort of pyromaniac or something."

He'd started by setting empty houses on fire, like a lot of pyromaniacs.

In May 1972, the parish church was burnt down by a pyromaniac.

Mark my word, the pyromaniacs, whomever they are, will strike again.

Anyway, I'm inclined to dismiss the pyromaniac in this case.

"Arafat wants to appear as both the pyromaniac and the fireman."

In the movie, a pyromaniac sets two token booths on fire.

After all, the pyromaniacs were torching buildings, not moving vehicles.

Maybe he was an arsonist who just liked to start fires, a pyromaniac.

"The work of a pyrotechnic genius, if not a pyromaniac."

Another sister, Fran, has become a pyromaniac and is packed off to a correctional home.

I thought they were Rusty pyromaniacs risen from the grave!"

Pyromaniacs often made no attempt to avoid being linked with their fire-raising.

It would be a night without a drooling, knife-wielding pyromaniac.

A pyromaniac is coming from past to menace the old members of a firemen squad.

She is fascinated by fire and has pyromaniac tendencies.

They studied the pathology of pyromaniacs, who were driven to set fires.

The people who hired the little pyromaniac didn't pay him in cash."

Let us finally bury this damaging treaty and stop playing at pyromaniac firefighters.

A pyromaniac doesn't throw away the last three matches.

"When the authorities determine the significance of the red horse sign, it will them lead to the pyromaniac crew."

It was built approximately in 1510-1516 and burnt down by a pyromaniac in 1997.

She's a casual pyromaniac and the only thing she loves more than fire is probably smooching with boys.