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Definition of burn
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Burn (n.) The
operation
or
result
of
burning
or
baking,
as in
brickmaking;
as, they have a good
burn..
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Fuel
::
Fuel (n.) Any
matter
used to
produce
heat by
burning;
that which feeds fire;
combustible
matter
used for
fires,
as wood, coal, peat, etc..
Flame
::
Flame (n.)
Burning
zeal or
passion;
elevated
and noble
enthusiasm;
glowing
imagination;
passionate
excitement
or
anger.
Inburning
::
Inburning
(a.)
Burning
within.
L
::
L () L is the
twelfth
letter
of the
English
alphabet,
and a vocal
consonant.
It is
usually
called
a
semivowel
or
liquid.
Its form and value are from the
Greek,
through
the
Latin,
the form of the Greek
letter
being from the
Phoenician,
and the
ultimate
origin
prob.
Egyptian.
Etymologically,
it is most
closely
related
to r and u; as in
pilgrim,
peregrine,
couch (fr.
collocare),
aubura
(fr. LL.
alburnus)..
Tawny
::
Tawny (n.) Of a dull
yellowish
brown
color,
like
things
tanned,
or
persons
who are
sunburnt;
as, tawny Moor or
Spaniard;
the tawny
lion..
Fervent
::
Fervent
(a.) Hot;
glowing;
boiling;
burning;
as, a
fervent
summer..
Heartburned
::
Heartburned
(a.)
Having
heartburn.
Scorch
::
Scorch
(v. i.) To burn or be
burnt.
Lignite
::
Lignite
(n.)
Mineral
coal
retaining
the
texture
of the wood from which it was
formed,
and
burning
with an
empyreumatic
odor. It is of more
recent
origin
than the
anthracite
and
bituminous
coal of the
proper
coal
series.
Called
also brown coal, wood
coal..
Light
::
Light (n.) To set fire to; to cause to burn; to set
burning;
to
ignite;
to
kindle;
as, to light a
candle
or lamp; to light the gas; --
sometimes
with up..
Sulphurize
::
Sulphuring
(n.)
Exposure
to the fumes of
burning
sulphur,
as in
bleaching;
the
process
of
bleaching
by
exposure
to the fumes of
sulphur..
Combustible
::
Combustible
(a.)
Capable
of
taking
fire and
burning;
apt to catch fire;
inflammable.
Pickle
::
Pickle
(v. t.) A bath of
dilute
sulphuric
or
nitric
acid, etc., to
remove
burnt sand, scale rust, etc., from the
surface
of
castings,
or other
articles
of
metal,
or to
brighten
them or
improve
their
color..
Flame
::
Flame (n.) To burn with a flame or
blaze;
to burn as gas
emitted
from
bodies
in
combustion;
to
blaze.
Holocaust
::
Holocaust
(n.) A burnt
sacrifice;
an
offering,
the whole of which was
consumed
by fire, among the Jews and some pagan
nations..
Dysodile
::
Dysodile
(n.) An
impure
earthy
or coaly
bitumen,
which emits a
highly
fetid odor when
burning..
Smoke
::
Smoke (n.) The
visible
exhalation,
vapor,
or
substance
that
escapes,
or
expelled,
from a
burning
body,
especially
from
burning
vegetable
matter,
as wood, coal, peat, or the
like..
Exustion
::
Exustion
(n.) The act or
operation
of
burning
up.
Calcination
::
Calcination
(n.) The act or
process
of
disintegrating
a
substance,
or
rendering
it
friable
by the
action
of heat, esp. by the
expulsion
of some
volatile
matter,
as when
carbonic
and acid is
expelled
from
carbonate
of
calcium
in the
burning
of
limestone
in order to make
lime..
Base-burner
::
Base-burner
(n.) A
furnace
or stove in which the fuel is
contained
in a
hopper
or
chamber,
and is fed to the fire as the lower
stratum
is
consumed..
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