Fire is a rapid, self-sustaining oxidation in which the fuel ejects combusting or burning gas Fire may also refer to:

"Fire" (The Prodigy song), a song by The Prodigy

Chicago Fire (soccer), a Major League Soccer team in the United States

"Fire" (Scooter song), a song by Scooter

Termination of employment

Fire (DC Comics), a fictional character in the DC Comics universe

"Fire" (Emerson, Lake and Palmer song)

Fire (classical element)

Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, a civil liberties organization

Fire button, a button on a joystick

"Fire" (Jimi Hendrix song)

"The Fire", a song by Reel Big Fish from We're Not Happy 'Til You're Not Happy

Fires (album), an album by Nerina Pallot

Andrew Fire, Nobel Prize laureate 2006 for Physiology of Medicine

"The Fire" (The Office episode)

"Fire" (U2 song)

"The Fire" (Seinfeld episode)

"Fire" (Arthur Brown song)

Fire (instant messenger), an instant messaging client for Mac OS X

Fire (Electric Six album)

Fire (LEXX), a planet in the TV series LEXX

Fire (artscene group), a defunct digital media organization

Fire (film), a 1996 film by Deepa Mehta starring Shabana Azmi and Nandita Das

"Fire" (Bruce Springsteen song), a song by Bruce Springsteen and also covered by The Pointer Sisters and others

Fire (TV series), an Australian TV series

Fire (Image Comics), a miniseries and later graphic novel by Brian Michael Bendis

Shooting a projectile weapon, often a gun

Fully Integrated Robotised Engine, a model of engine produced by FIAT

"Fire" (The X-Files episode)

Fellowship of Independent Reformed Evangelicals, an association of Reformed Christian Churches

Fire (Ohio Player album)

Fire Records (UK), a British record label

F-IRE Collective, a record label

"Fire" (Ferry Corsten feat. Simon Le Bon)

Fire Records, an American record label

Fire!!, a 1920s magazine about black culture

Fire (Ferry Corsten album)

Future Internet Research and Experimentation

"Fire" (Ohio Players song), a song by the Ohio Players

The Rhein Fire of NFL Europa

The Birmingham Fire of the WLAF (NFLE's predecessor)