v. and n. 1 to be in flames; be on fire; 2.to sting or hurt sharply; 3 to be cooked too much.
He had many burns on his hand from the fire.
He had many burns on his hand from the fire.
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Since charcoal burns it has the chemical property of combustibility.
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Who burns down Mrs. Adler's Superette?
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What happens to Erica and Selene after Auntie's house burns down?
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How did the boy with the burns get hurt?
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What do some animals do when fire burns the forest?
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How did Kestrel get the burns marks on her palms?
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What suddenly appears on Agatha and Sophie's feet that burns them?
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How long before our sun burns out?
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The bituminous coal smokes as it burns.
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Anthracite burns almost without a flame.
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An old home remedy recommends axunge to soothe minor burns.
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What burns Minson's head?
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Why is Charlie so worried after the pharmacy burns down?
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blaze; flame; singed
froze
1 syllables
burns
berns
burnes
burns'
byrne's
byrnes
churns
earns
ferns
hearns
kearns
kern's
kernes
kerns
learns
mearns
querns
spurns
stearns
stern's
sterns
ternes
terns
turns
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vernes
yearns
adjourns
concern's
concerns
concerns'
returns
returns'
sauternes
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