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"fire hydrant" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you need to refer to a hydrant that supplies water to a firefighting system. For example, "The fire hydrant near the house was the only source of water the firefighters had to put out the blaze."
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And a fire hydrant sprinkler.
Some days, you're the fire hydrant.
"A fire hydrant, you say?
A fire hydrant sprays back.
Right now, we're the fire hydrant".
There it was: a red fire hydrant.
A fire hydrant had startled him.
The audience is the fire hydrant".
Like the metal fire hydrant sign.
That RN the U.N. from a goddam fire hydrant?
Water from a fire hydrant will slick the vinyl track.
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