n. the white or grayish powder remaining after something has been thoroughly burned fine volcanic dust the silvery-gray color of wood ash; pallor
She had to clean the ashes from the fireplace.
She had to clean the ashes from the fireplace.
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What will happen to the ashes of Josiah Clayton at the end of this book?
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How many times did John get covered with ashes to keep from being taken away?
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What does 'Ashes to ashes dust to dust' mean?
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How high did the ashes pile?
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What does Ben plan to do with his father's ashes in Augusta, Georgia?
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What did Carmen pull out of the ashes of the fire after returning to La Voz camp?
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What was the British officer's reaction when Ben complained about the ashes that kept him from being able to slide on the ice on his sled?
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He wants to cremate the wood for its ashes.
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Why were some ashes taken out of the fireplace?
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Where did Amelia Bedelia put the ashes from the fireplace?
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Why did Teddy decide to get his mom's ashes back out of the water?
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What happened to Mr. Beezle's ashes after he separated them all?
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There was a burning ember in the ashes.
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What did Hallelujah find in the ashes of the courthouse that she thought Miss Tilly would like?
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