entincture
/ɛntɪnˈtʃʊər, ɛnˈtɪnʧər/Definitions
1. verb
to extinguish or put out (a flame, fire, etc.)
“The fire was carefully entinctured to prevent any further damage.”
2. verb
to remove or destroy (a spark, flame, etc.)
“The safety device was designed to entincture the spark immediately.”
3. verb
to cause (a flame, fire, etc.) to go out
“The cold water entinctured the flames, and they went out quickly.”
4. noun
the act of extinguishing or putting out (a flame, fire, etc.)
“The entincture of the fire was a crucial step in preventing any further damage.”