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Burn

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Meaning

Noun

A physical
by
,
,
,
or
chemicals.
A
such an injury.
The
of
something with fire.
An
non-physical
, as
by
or an effective insult.
An effective
, often in the
(excellent or
).
In British English:
Tobacco.
In Computing:
The
of
to a
like a
or a ROM chip.
The
or result of
or
,
brickmaking.
A
in
; brand.
In Aerospace:
The
of a spacecraft's
in order to change its course.
In Northern England English & Scottish English:
A stream.

Verb

To cause to be
by fire.
To be
by
, or in flames.
To
make unusable.
To become
of being unusable.
To make or
by the
of
or
heat.
To
(a person or
) with
or
that
damage.
In Surgery:
To cauterize.
To sunburn.
To
,
, or change the
of,
by
of
or
; to
as
or
does.
To be
, e.g. due to embarrassment.
In Chemistry:
To cause to
with
or other
, with
of
; to
; to oxidize.
In Chemistry:
To
, with
of heat.
In Computing:
To
to a
like a
or a ROM chip.
In Computing:
To
into a video's
while
it, making the
part of the image.
To betray.
To
or defeat.
To
(time); to
money or other resources.
In certain
, to approach
to a
which is sought.
In Curling:
In Card games:
In
, to
a
of
for another
, or to
a
card.
In Photography:
To increase the
areas of a
in order to make them
(compare dodge).
In Physics:
To be
to another
in a
, especially in a star.
In Card games & Gambling:
To discard.
To
someone with a firearm.
In Espionage:
To
(an agent's
story).
In Espionage:
To blackmail.

Name

A
and
in Selby
, North Yorkshire, England (OS
SE5928).
A surname.
Sourced from
Wiktionary

Origin

burn
English
arrow
bernen
Middle English (1100-1500)
burn
Middle English (1100-1500)
Sourced from
Etym
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