| spark ignite | 2.11 | A spark of romance ignites. | ||
| fire ignite | 1.38 | The fire ignited when Bennett was little. | ||
| thunderstorm ignite | 0.99 | A few thunderstorms will ignite in the sultry air mass. | ||
| fuel ignite | 0.79 | The fuel ignited from the wick. | ||
| blast ignite | 0.59 | The blast ignited the fuel tank below. | ||
| explosion ignite | 0.59 | An accidental flare explosion ignited his hair. | ||
| gas ignite | 0.53 | However, it was still unclear why the gas ignited. | ||
| issue ignite | 0.53 | No great national issue ignites teen passions today. | ||
| storm ignite | 0.53 | A few storms will ignite over the western Dakotas. | ||
| gasoline ignite | 0.46 | The boys were playing in the creek when the gasoline ignited, Zalin said. | ||
| action ignite | 0.39 | The action ignites fears of a widening conflict and brings a warning from Washington. | ||
| bomb ignite | 0.39 | The bomb ignited but caused little damage, SAPA reported. | ||
| move ignite | 0.39 | The move ignited days of protests. | ||
| comment ignite | 0.33 | Valencia should bring together the two men whose comments ignited the crisis. | ||
| disturbance ignite | 0.33 | A weak disturbance may ignite a few afternoon showers over the high ground of eastern Oregon. | ||
| flame ignite | 0.33 | Two women fanned that spark, and flames ignited. | ||
| report ignite | 0.33 | Dr Lim said the report could ignite racial feelings particularly in the wake of the economic slowdown. | ||
| tank ignite | 0.33 | The petrol tank suddenly ignited. | ||
| child ignite | 0.26 | The Consumer Product Safety Commission said Thursday that children can ignite the lighters, posing a fire and burn hazard. | ||
| conflict ignite | 0.26 | That conflict ignited wars elsewhere in the region. |