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Definition of burned
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Burned
(p. p.)
Burnished.
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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..
Hake
::
Hake (n.) A
drying
shed, as for
unburned
tile..
Glasswort
::
Glasswort
(n.) A
seashore
plant of the
Spinach
family
(Salicornia
herbacea),
with
succulent
jointed
stems;
also, a
prickly
plant of the same
family
(Salsola
Kali),
both
formerly
burned
for the sake of the
ashes,
which yield soda for
making
glass and
soap..
Pyre
::
Pyre (n.) A
funeral
pile; a
combustible
heap on which the dead are
burned;
hence,
any pile to be
burnt..
Burned
::
Burned
(p. p.)
Burnished.
Rochelime
::
Rochelime
(n.) Lime in the lump after it is
burned;
quicklime.
Sunburnt
::
Sunburned
(imp. & p. p.) of
Sunbur.
Frankincense
::
Frankincense
(n.) A
fragrant,
aromatic
resin,
or gum
resin,
burned
as an
incense
in
religious
rites or for
medicinal
fumigation.
The best kinds now come from East
Indian
trees,
of the genus
Boswellia;
a
commoner
sort, from the
Norway
spruce
(Abies
excelsa)
and other
coniferous
trees.
The
frankincense
of the
ancient
Jews is still
unidentified..
Ustulate
::
Ustulate
(a.)
Blackened
as if
burned.
Picking
::
Picking
(n.)
Overburned
bricks.
Incombustible
::
Incombustible
(a.) Not
combustible;
not
capable
of being
burned,
decomposed,
or
consumed
by fire;
uninflammable;
as,
asbestus
is an
incombustible
substance;
carbon
dioxide
is an
incombustible
gas..
Gas
::
Gas (n.) A
complex
mixture
of
gases,
of which the most
important
constituents
are marsh gas,
olefiant
gas, and
hydrogen,
artificially
produced
by the
destructive
distillation
of gas coal, or
sometimes
of peat, wood, oil,
resin,
etc. It gives a
brilliant
light when
burned,
and is the
common
gas used for
illuminating
purposes..
Wick
::
Wick (n.) A
bundle
of
fibers,
or a
loosely
twisted
or
braided
cord, tape, or tube,
usually
made of soft spun
cotton
threads,
which by
capillary
attraction
draws up a
steady
supply
of the oil in
lamps,
the
melted
tallow
or wax in
candles,
or other
material
used for
illumination,
in small
successive
portions,
to be
burned..
Hack
::
Hack (n.)
Unburned
brick or tile,
stacked
up for
drying..
Incense
::
Incense
(n.) The
perfume
or odors
exhaled
from
spices
and gums when
burned
in
celebrating
religious
rites or as an
offering
to some
deity.
Incense
::
Incense
(n.) The
materials
used for the
purpose
of
producing
a
perfume
when
burned,
as
fragrant
gums,
spices,
frankincense,
etc..
Crisp
::
Crisp (n.) That which is crisp or
brittle;
the state of being crisp or
brittle;
as,
burned
to a
crisp;
specifically,
the rind of
roasted
pork;
crackling..
Burned
::
Burned
(imp. & p. p.) of Bur.
Branlin
::
Branlin
(n.) A young
salmon
or parr, in the stage in which it has
transverse
black
bands,
as if
burned
by a
gridiron..
Save-all
::
Save-all
(n.) A
device
in a
candlestick
to hold the ends of
candles,
so that they be
burned..
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