fireplug
/ˈfaɪəˌplʌɡ/Definitions
1. noun
A cast-iron pipe filled with water under pressure for use as a source of water for fighting fires, especially in cities.
“The firefighters hooked up their hoses to a fireplug on the corner of the street.”
2. noun
A person who is a source of energy or enthusiasm, often in a business or social setting.
“She was a fireplug at the party, keeping the conversation lively and fun.”
3. noun
A device for regulating the water pressure in a fire hose.
“The fireplug was faulty and caused the water pressure to drop.”