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Definition of firie in English: firienoun ˈfʌɪri Australian informal A firefighter. there's always a firie nearby to rescue you or your house from flames Example sentencesExamples - Obviously the young firie showed some promise, as he became captain in 1976 and has held the position ever since.
- Note the firie up the ladder in the shop.
- On the plus side, the temperaments and personalities of the 'firies' are starkly highlighted (no heroics, only teamwork is tolerated), as are current firefighting and rescue tactics.
- When they saw the fire in the windows, Mr Hunt called the firies and Mr Bailey knocked down the back door so he could reach the flames.
- I am not questioning the integrity nor the bravery of the NSW "firie", but let's be honest.
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