erupt *
ignite *
catch fire
take fire
combust
conflagrate

She took fire out of her bag in order to see his face.

It looked almost as if the sky had taken fire.

It seemed for a moment that her hair itself had taken fire.

If we take fire, don't even try to get out.

They took about 30 minutes to fuel up and fire.

Despite all this, the show as a whole never quite took fire.

"I hope the guys who are taking fire can wait."

They fired on the French and took fire in return.

Simpson is then told that he must stand his ground and take fire.

Within a few minutes, they began taking fire from both sides of the street.