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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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Bude Burner
::
Bude
burner
() A
burner
consisting
of two or more
concentric
Argand
burners
(the inner
rising
above the
outer)
and a
central
tube by which
oxygen
gas or
common
air is
supplied.
Incendiary
::
Incendiary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
incendiarism,
or the
malicious
burning
of
valuable
property;
as,
incendiary
material;
as
incendiary
crime..
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..
Hobblebush
::
Hobblebush
(n.) A low bush
(Viburnum
lantanoides)
having
long,
straggling
branches
and
handsome
flowers.
It is found in the
Northern
United
States.
Called
also
shinhopple..
Flagrancy
::
Flagrancy
(n.) A
burning;
great heat;
inflammation.
Diacaustic
::
Diacaustic
(n.) That which burns by
refraction,
as a
double
convex
lens, or the sun's rays
concentrated
by such a lens,
sometimes
used as a
cautery..
Vell
::
Vell (n.) To cut the turf from, as for
burning..
Live
::
Live (a.) Being in a state of
ignition;
burning;
having
active
properties;
as, a live coal; live
embers..
Deflagration
::
Deflagration
(n.) A
burning
up;
conflagration.
Frankfort Black
::
Frankfort
black () A black
pigment
used in
copperplate
printing,
prepared
by
burning
vine
twigs,
the lees of wine, etc..
Auburn
::
Auburn
(a.)
Flaxen-colored.
Sunburn
::
Sunburning
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Sunbur.
Lampblack
::
Lampblack
(n.) The fine
impalpable
soot
obtained
from the smoke of
carbonaceous
substances
which have been only
partly
burnt,
as in the flame of a
smoking
lamp. It
consists
of
finely
divided
carbon,
with
sometimes
a very small
proportion
of
various
impurities.
It is used as an
ingredient
of
printers'
ink, and
various
black
pigments
and
cements..
Calcigenous
::
Calcigenous
(a.)
Tending
to form, or to
become,
a calx or
earthlike
substance
on being
oxidized
or
burnt;
as
magnesium,
calcium.
etc..
Caburn
::
Caburn
(n.) A small line made of spun yarn, to bind or worm
cables,
seize
tackles,
etc..
Bleak
::
Bleak (a.) A small
European
river fish
(Leuciscus
alburnus),
of the
family
Cyprinidae;
the
blay..
Creosote
::
Creosote
(n.)
Wood-tar
oil; an oily
antiseptic
liquid,
of a
burning
smoky
taste,
colorless
when pure, but
usually
colored
yellow
or brown by
impurity
or
exposure.
It is a
complex
mixture
of
various
phenols
and their
ethers,
and is
obtained
by the
distillation
of wood tar,
especially
that of
beechwood..
Anthracite
::
Anthracite
(n.) A hard,
compact
variety
of
mineral
coal, of high
luster,
differing
from
bituminous
coal in
containing
little
or no
bitumen,
in
consequence
of which it burns with a
nearly
non
luminous
flame.
The purer
specimens
consist
almost
wholly
of
carbon.
Also
called
glance
coal and blind
coal..
Torrid
::
Torrid
(a.)
Violenty
hot;
drying
or
scorching
with heat;
burning;
parching.
Burnt
::
Burnt (p. p. & a.)
Consumed
with, or as with, fire;
scorched
or
dried,
as with fire or heat; baked or
hardened
in the fire or the sun..
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