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Definition of burst
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Hippocrene
::
Hippocrene
(n.) A
fountain
on Mount
Helicon
in
Boeotia,
fabled
to have burst forth when the
ground
was
struck
by the hoof of
Pegasus.
Also, its
waters,
which were
supposed
to
impart
poetic
inspiration..
Explode
::
Explode
(v. i.) To burst with force and a loud
report;
to
detonate,
as a shell
filled
with
powder
or the like
material,
or as a
boiler
from too great
pressure
of
steam..
Burst
::
Burst (n.) A
sudden
breaking
forth;
a
violent
rending;
an
explosion;
as, a burst of
thunder;
a burst of
applause;
a burst of
passion;
a burst of
inspiration..
Pop
::
Pop (v. t.) To cause to pop; to cause to burst open by heat, as
grains
of
Indian
corn; as, to pop corn or
chestnuts..
Dehiscence
::
Dehiscence
(n.) A
gaping
or
bursting
open along a
definite
line of
attachment
or
suture,
without
tearing,
as in the
opening
of pods, or the
bursting
of
capsules
at
maturity
so as to emit
seeds,
etc.; also, the
bursting
open of
follicles,
as in the
ovaries
of
animals,
for the
expulsion
of their
contents..
Flame
::
Flame (n.) To burst forth like
flame;
to break out in
violence
of
passion;
to be
kindled
with zeal or
ardor.
Ruption
::
Ruption
(n.) A
breaking
or
bursting
open;
breach;
rupture.
Break
::
Break (v. i.) To come apart or
divide
into two or more
pieces,
usually
with
suddenness
and
violence;
to part; to burst
asunder..
Burst
::
Burst (v. t.) To
produce
as an
effect
of
bursting;
as, to burst a hole
through
the
wall..
Tantrum
::
Tantrum
(n.) A whim, or burst of
ill-humor;
an
affected
air..
Rupturewort
::
Rupturewort
(n.) A West
Indian
plant
(Alternanthera
polygonoides)
somewhat
resembling
burstwort.
Explode
::
Explode
(v. t.) To cause to
explode
or burst
noisily;
to
detonate;
as, to
explode
powder
by
touching
it with
fire..
Ebullition
::
Ebullition
(n.) A
sudden
burst or
violent
display;
an
outburst;
as, an
ebullition
of anger or ill
temper..
Burst
::
Burst (v. t.) To
break.
Candlebomb
::
Candlebomb
(n.) A small glass
bubble,
filled
with
water,
which,
if
placed
in the flame of a
candle,
bursts
by
expansion
of
steam..
Proruption
::
Proruption
(n.) The act or state of
bursting
forth;
a
bursting
out.
Rupert''s Drop
::
Rupert's
drop () A kind of glass drop with a long tail, made by
dropping
melted
glass into
water.
It is
remarkable
for
bursting
into
fragments
when the
surface
is
scratched
or the tail
broken;
-- so
called
from
Prince
Rupert,
nephew
of
Charles
I., by whom they were first
brought
to
England.
Called
also
Rupert's
ball, and glass
tear..
Disruptive
::
Disruptive
(a.)
Causing,
or
tending
to
cause,
disruption;
caused
by
disruption;
breaking
through;
bursting;
as, the
disruptive
discharge
of an
electrical
battery..
Flash
::
Flash (v. i.) To break
forth,
as a
sudden
flood of
light;
to burst
instantly
and
brightly
on the
sight;
to show a
momentary
brilliancy;
to come or pass like a
flash..
Explosion
::
Explosion
(n.) A
bursting
with
violence
and loud
noise,
because
of
internal
pressure;
as, the
explosion
of a gun, a bomb, a steam
boiler,
etc..
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