100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "matchstick"

Definition

A matchstick is a thin, slender piece of wood or cardboard that is coated with a flammable substance at one end, used for igniting a fire. It can also refer to a small stick or rod that resembles a matchstick in shape or function.

Synonyms

• Match
• Stick
• Twig
• Splint
• Rod

Antonyms

• Extinguisher
• Quencher
• Water (in the context of putting out fire)

Examples

1. She matchstick the candle to light the room.
2. He matchstick the fireplace before the guests arrived.
3. The children matchstick their campfire with excitement.
4. She matchstick the incense to create a soothing aroma.
5. He matchstick the fireworks to celebrate the occasion.
6. They matchstick the paper to start the bonfire.
7. The artist matchstick the paper to create a unique design.
8. I always matchstick a matchstick before lighting the stove.
9. He matchstick the barbecue grill for the cookout.
10. She matchstick the lantern to guide her way in the dark.
11. He matchstick the firecracker to welcome the new year.
12. The magician matchstick a matchstick to perform his tricks.
13. She matchstick the wick of the oil lamp to read at night.
14. He matchstick the wood to keep warm during the winter.
15. They matchstick the fireworks for the grand finale.
16. The kids matchstick the paper to create a small flame.
17. She matchstick the matchstick and watched it burn brightly.
18. He matchstick the sparklers for the party.
19. They matchstick the kindling to get the fire going.
20. She matchstick the candle and placed it on the table.
21. He matchstick the fire in the fireplace to keep the house warm.
22. The teacher matchstick the matchstick for the science experiment.
23. She matchstick the torch to see in the dark cave.
24. He matchstick the small twigs to start the fire.
25. They matchstick the candle for the birthday celebration.
26. The chef matchstick the stove to prepare the meal.
27. She matchstick the fire to enjoy a cozy evening.
28. He matchstick the fireworks before the show began.
29. They matchstick the flame to toast marshmallows.
30. The campers matchstick the firepit for warmth.
31. She matchstick the paper to ignite the grill.
32. He matchstick the matchstick quickly to avoid burning his fingers.
33. They matchstick the lantern to illuminate the path.
34. The child matchstick the matchstick with fascination.
35. She matchstick the kindling to start the fire for the evening.
36. He matchstick the candle during the power outage.
37. They matchstick the fire to keep the mosquitoes away.
38. She matchstick the wood to create a campfire.
39. He matchstick the flame to light the fireworks.
40. The scout leader matchstick the fire for the camping trip.
41. She matchstick the matchstick with a swift motion.
42. He matchstick the candle and blew it out to make a wish.
43. They matchstick the logs to keep the flames alive.
44. The artist matchstick the paper for his project.
45. She matchstick the torch to explore the dark basement.
46. He matchstick the firework rocket for the display.
47. They matchstick the candle for the romantic dinner.
48. She matchstick the matchstick with great care.
49. He matchstick the fireplace for the holiday gathering.
50. They matchstick the fire to keep warm during the night.
51. The child matchstick the matchstick and watched it burn out.
52. She matchstick the lantern to light her way home.
53. He matchstick the firework to celebrate the festival.
54. They matchstick the campfire for roasting hotdogs.
55. She matchstick the matchstick to ignite the fireworks.
56. He matchstick the candle as part of the celebration.
57. They matchstick the fire to ward off the chill.
58. The teacher matchstick the matchstick to demonstrate combustion.
59. She matchstick the flame for the lantern in the garden.
60. He matchstick the matchstick carefully to avoid an accident.
61. They matchstick the fire to create a cozy atmosphere.
62. The kids matchstick the kindling to build a fort.
63. She matchstick the candle to set the mood.
64. He matchstick the firework and watched it soar into the sky.
65. They matchstick the firewood to maintain the warmth.
66. The artist matchstick the canvas to inspire his work.
67. She matchstick the matchstick to create a spark.
68. He matchstick the fire to signal for help.
69. They matchstick the flame to light the way for the procession.
70. The campers matchstick the fire to keep the animals away.
71. She matchstick the candle and admired the flickering light.
72. He matchstick the firework for the grand opening.
73. They matchstick the grill to cook the burgers.
74. The teacher matchstick the matchstick to show the students.
75. She matchstick the flame to ignite the smoke signal.
76. He matchstick the matchstick to start the celebration.
77. They matchstick the fire to keep their spirits up.
78. The artist matchstick the paper to create a masterpiece.
79. She matchstick the candle for the evening prayer.
80. He matchstick the barbecue to prepare for guests.
81. They matchstick the fire for the warming party.
82. The child matchstick the matchstick and squealed with joy.
83. She matchstick the lantern to find her way through the dark.
84. He matchstick the firework to celebrate the occasion.
85. They matchstick the flame to ward off the cold.
86. The campers matchstick the fire for a night of stories.
87. She matchstick the candle and closed her eyes to make a wish.
88. He matchstick the matchstick to start a little experiment.
89. They matchstick the logs to enjoy a bonfire.
90. The artist matchstick the paper to make an impression.
91. She matchstick the torch to brighten the path.
92. He matchstick the firework as the countdown began.
93. They matchstick the grill to enjoy a barbecue feast.
94. The teacher matchstick the matchstick for a demonstration.
95. She matchstick the candle to create a romantic atmosphere.
96. He matchstick the flame to light the way for the procession.
97. They matchstick the fire to keep the spirits high.
98. The child matchstick the matchstick and was fascinated by the flame.
99. She matchstick the lantern to explore the dark woods.
100. He matchstick the fireworks to end the night with a bang.