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Definition of burn
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Burn (v. i.) In
certain
games,
to
approach
near to a
concealed
object
which is
sought..
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Sheepberry
::
Sheepberry
(n.) The
edible
fruit of a small North
American
tree of the genus
Viburnum
(V.
Lentago),
having
white
flowers
in flat
cymes;
also, the tree
itself.
Called
also
nannyberry..
Sunburning
::
Sun-burner
(n.) A
circle
or
cluster
of
gas-burners
for
lighting
and
ventilating
public
buildings.
Polish
::
Polish
(v. t.) To make
smooth
and
glossy,
usually
by
friction;
to
burnish;
to
overspread
with
luster;
as, to
polish
glass,
marble,
metals,
etc..
Branlin
::
Branlin
(n.) A young
salmon
or parr, in the stage in which it has
transverse
black
bands,
as if
burned
by a
gridiron..
Anthracomancy
::
Anthracomancy
(n.)
Divination
by
inspecting
a
burning
coal.
Fiery
::
Fiery (a.)
heated
by fire, or as if by fire;
burning
hot;
parched;
feverish..
Urticaria
::
Urticaria
(n.) The
nettle
rash, a
disease
characterized
by a
transient
eruption
of red
pimples
and of
wheals,
accompanied
with a
burning
or
stinging
sensation
and with
itching;
uredo..
Sultry
::
Sultry
(superl.)
Very hot,
burning,
and
oppressive;
as,
Libya's
sultry
deserts..
Incremate
::
Incremate
(v. t.) To
consume
or
reduce
to ashes by
burning,
as a dead body; to
cremate..
Burn
::
Burn (n.) The
operation
or
result
of
burning
or
baking,
as in
brickmaking;
as, they have a good
burn..
Thurible
::
Thurible
(n.) A
censer
of
metal,
for
burning
incense,
having
various
forms,
held in the hand or
suspended
by
chains;
-- used
especially
at mass,
vespers,
and other
solemn
services..
Incendiary
::
Incendiary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
incendiarism,
or the
malicious
burning
of
valuable
property;
as,
incendiary
material;
as
incendiary
crime..
Burn
::
Burn (v. i.) To be of fire; to
flame.
Cardialgy
::
Cardialgy
(n.) A
burning
or
gnawing
pain, or
feeling
of
distress,
referred
to the
region
of the
heart,
accompanied
with
cardiac
palpitation;
heartburn.
It is
usually
a
symptom
of
indigestion..
Scorch
::
Scorch
(v. t.) To burn; to
destroy
by, or as by,
fire..
Burner
::
Burner
(n.) One who, or that
which,
burns or sets fire to
anything..
Gasalier
::
Gasalier
(n.) A
chandelier
arranged
to burn gas.
Match
::
Match (n.)
Anything
used for
catching
and
retaining
or
communicating
fire, made of some
substance
which takes fire
readily,
or
remains
burning
some time; esp., a small strip or
splint
of wood
dipped
at one end in a
substance
which can be
easily
ignited
by
friction,
as a
preparation
of
phosphorus
or
chlorate
of
potassium..
Stibious
::
Stibine
(n.)
Antimony
hydride,
or
hydrogen
antimonide,
a
colorless
gas
produced
by the
action
of
nascent
hydrogen
on
antimony.
It has a
characteristic
odor and burns with a
characteristic
greenish
flame.
Formerly
called
also
antimoniureted
hydrogen..
Umber
::
Umber (n.) A brown or
reddish
pigment
used in both oil and water
colors,
obtained
from
certain
natural
clays
variously
colored
by the
oxides
of iron and
manganese.
It is
commonly
heated
or
burned
before
being used, and is then
called
burnt
umber;
when not
heated,
it is
called
raw
umber.
See Burnt
umber,
below..
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