Burned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BURNED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BURN, to destroy by fire
• (of a candle or other source of light) be alight
• be in flames
• use (a type of fuel) as a source of heat or energy
• (of the body of a person or animal) convert (calories) to energy
• be or cause to be damaged, injured, or spoiled by heat or fire
• (of the skin) become red and painful through exposure to the sun
• feel hot or sore, typically as a result of illness or injury
• insult (someone) in a particularly cutting way
• (of a fire) flame or glow while consuming a material such as coal or wood
• be or cause to be destroyed by fire
• be entirely possessed by (a desire or an emotion)
• drive very fast
• produce (a CD or DVD) by copying from an original or master copy.
• a mark left on something as a result of being burned
• an injury caused by friction
• a hot, painful sensation in the muscles experienced as a result of sustained vigorous exercise.
• a particularly cutting insult
• a firing of a rocket engine in flight.
• an area of land cleared by burning vegetation.
• an injury caused by exposure to heat or flame
• consumption of a type of fuel as an energy source
• an act of clearing of vegetation by burning.
• a cigarette.
• a small stream.
PREPOSITION:
• See Burnt.
• Burnished.
ADJECTIVE:
• treated by heating to a high temperature but below the melting or fusing point
• destroyed or badly damaged by fire
• ruined by overcooking

Words related to BURNED

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How to use BURNED in a sentence

• Not less than 15,000 villages have been laid waste, burned, or damaged in Russian Poland alone.
• The anticipation of the visit to the printing-works burned in her heart like a steady lamp that shone through the brief, cloudy interests of the moment.
• A small wood fire burned in a deep, low fireplace adorned with marble and gilt brass.
• He says it covers an acre or more to a great depth, is burned into excellent lime with great ease, and is very valuable, as no good limestone is found near them.
• Four years after this the house of the Washingtons was burned down.
• As yet it burned beneath the surface, giving out only an odor, but an odor as rank as burning rubber itself.
• Nearby other fires burned, surrounded by dark, savage figures that showed indistinct in the half-light.
• Think of it! The clearing has been made, the timber burned, the rice planted and grown, and now it is ready for the harvest.
• His soul burned to respond to the call of faith, but something rebelled.
• The ammunition wagon had been broken into fragments and smashed and burned to cinders by the explosion of its own shells.
• The lungs of an ass, when burned, drive evil spirits away.
• It led to the angle, and there he again encountered the fragments of burned wood.
• In 1420, like devils let loose, they descended upon the village of Champigny and burned at once oats, wheat, sheep, cows, oxen, women and children.
• Persians burned incense to the seven Planets on Pyrea, 459-m.
• I regretted to find, several months later, that the California House had been burned by the Rebels.
• One by one the rustlers rolled in their blankets and all dropped into slumber while the camp-fire slowly burned down.
• As the glasses had been returned to the watches of the engineer and reporter, Pencroft burned a little linen to serve as tinder.
• So near the fire as we could for smoke, and all over the Thames you were almost burned with a shower of fire-drops.
• They had gone perhaps a hundred feet when Charley noticed a heap of burned leaves.
• The wretch burned with disappointment and revenge, and hearing that there was a white man going to the torture, determined to wreak his vengeance on him.
• The Tuscan quarantine regulations at that time required that whatever came ashore from the sea should be burned.
• They burned hundreds of railroad cars and locomotives.
• It burned and stung and felt alive, and something had to be done about it.
• Two hundred and seventy houses, wood and stone, were burned, and even the monastery of St.
• The building was burned down about ten years ago, and its site is now occupied by Dr.
• Those against whom he had the most hatred, had their houses burned, and often lost their lives.
• And with one accord they took Earl Godrich and bound him to a stake and burned him to ashes, for the great outrage he had done.
• At Bolstadahlid the hut burned down in which I slept.
• When, late in the evening, I took him to his room, we had a long talk, and the fire of friendship kindled on the Ayrshire braeside burned again.

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