Burnet is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BURNET in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a moth of the genus Zygaena, having red-spotted wings
• a herbaceous plant of the rose family, with globular pinkish flower heads and leaves composed of many small leaflets.
• a day-flying moth that typically has greenish-black wings with crimson markings.
• type of rose
• A genus of perennial herbs (Poterium); especially, P.Sanguisorba, the common, or garden, burnet.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a perennial herb

Words related to BURNET

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Words that contain BURNET

burnets9 burnettise12 burnettize21 burnettised14 burnettises13 burnettized23 burnettizes22 burnettising15 burnettizing24

How to use BURNET in a sentence

• Well, we struck the Murrumbidgee near the Yanko in a week, And passed through old Narrandera and crossed the Burnet Creek.
• Bishop Burnet knew of six thousand pounds which he had received at one payment.
• They assembled in crowds to hear such as could read, and even, so says Burnet, sent their children to school that they might carry them with them and hear them read.
• Burnet, Professor of Greek in the University of St.
• Take ten Gallons of water, and five quarts of honey, with a little Rosemary, more Sweet-bryar, some Balme, Burnet, Cloves, less Ginger, Limon Peel.
• Bishop Burnet has given an extremely interesting account of this affair in his volume of travels.
• Bishop Burnet has drawn for us a delightful picture of them.
• The same sentence they pronounced upon a pastoral letter of bishop Burnet, in which this notion of conquest had been at first asserted.
• Burnet had acted with uncommon integrity in accepting the trust.
• The majority of the bishops, and among these Burnet of Sarum, objected against it on the principles of moderation, and from motives of conscience.
• Bishop Burnet was heated with an enthusiastic terror of the house of Bourbon.
• Burnet tells us, that Oates paid him the same compliment.
• Robert Burnet had refused to sign the Scottish Covenant, although the document was drawn up by his brother-in-law, Archibald Johnstone, Lord Warristoun.
• Sharp sent for Burnet, and dismissed his advice without apparent resentment.
• Burnet found it wiser to retire to England on the plea of fulfilling his duties as royal chaplain.
• In Germany a variety of this Burnet yields a blue essential oil which is used for colouring brandy.
• The term Burnet was formerly applied to a brown cloth.
• Burnet stood below, and a crowd of warriors and nobles appeared on the right hand and on the left.
• I cannot agree with those who put either Clarendon or Burnet on a level with the characters in St.
• We could take a carriage at the Burnet House, and in half an hour stand on our front lines and witness the operations of the skirmishers.
• When the Prince of Orange came to England to assume the government of the country, Burnet accompanied him, and in 1689 was installed into the bishopric of Salisbury.
• He was the eldest son of Gilbert Burnet, Bishop of Sarum.
• The same year, William Burnet, a son of the celebrated Bishop Burnet, arrived in Boston, with the commission of governor.
• Governor Burnet was so chained down by his instructions from the king, that he could not act as he might otherwise have wished.
• If any one concealed his letter, it was Burnet, Archbishop of Glasgow.
• The only vegetation we met with was a coarse strong-bladed grass growing in tufts, wild burnet, and a plant like moss, which sprung from the rocks.

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