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Definition of burn
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Burn (v. i.) To
combine
energetically,
with
evolution
of heat; as,
copper
burns in
chlorine..
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Incremable
::
Incremable
(a.)
Incapable
of being
burnt;
incombustibe.
Burn
::
Burn (v. i.) To have a
condition,
quality,
appearance,
sensation,
or
emotion,
as if on fire or
excessively
heated;
to act or rage with
destructive
violence;
to be in a state of
lively
emotion
or
strong
desire;
as, the face
burns;
to burn with
fever..
Picking
::
Picking
(n.)
Overburned
bricks.
Titanium
::
Titanium
(n.) An
elementary
substance
found
combined
in the
minerals
manaccanite,
rutile,
sphene,
etc., and
isolated
as an
infusible
iron-gray
amorphous
powder,
having
a
metallic
luster.
It burns when
heated
in the air.
Symbol
Ti.
Atomic
weight
48.1..
Fervent
::
Fervent
(a.) Hot;
glowing;
boiling;
burning;
as, a
fervent
summer..
Tip
::
Tip (n.) An end piece or part; a
piece,
as a cap,
nozzle,
ferrule,
or
point,
applied
to the
extreme
end of
anything;
as, a tip for an
umbrella,
a shoe, a gas
burner,
etc..
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.
Pit
::
Pit (n.) A large hole in the
ground
from which
material
is dug or
quarried;
as, a stone pit; a
gravel
pit; or in which
material
is made by
burning;
as, a lime pit; a
charcoal
pit..
Limekiln
::
Limekiln
(n.) A kiln or
furnace
in which
limestone
or
shells
are
burned
and
reduced
to lime.
Camphine
::
Camphine
(n.)
Rectified
oil of
turpentine,
used for
burning
in
lamps,
and as a
common
solvent
in
varnishes..
Ablen
::
Ablen () A small
fresh-water
fish
(Leuciscus
alburnus);
the
bleak.
Fizz
::
Fizz (v. i.) To make a
hissing
sound,
as a
burning
fuse..
Combustible
::
Combustible
(n.) A
substance
that may be set on fire, or which is
liable
to take fire and
burn..
Eburnation
::
Eburnation
(n.) A
condition
of bone
cartilage
occurring
in
certain
diseases
of these
tissues,
in which they
acquire
an
unnatural
density,
and come to
resemble
ivory..
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..
Burnettizing
::
Burnettizing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Burnettiz.
Burning
::
Burning
(n.) The act of
consuming
by fire or heat, or of
subjecting
to the
effect
of fire or heat; the state of being on fire or
excessively
heated..
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..
Fire-fanged
::
Fire-fanged
(a.)
Injured
as by fire;
burned;
-- said of
manure
which has lost its
goodness
and
acquired
an ashy hue in
consequence
of heat
generated
by
decomposition.
Alburnum
::
Alburnum
(n.) The white and
softer
part of wood,
between
the inner bark and the hard wood or
duramen;
sapwood..
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