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Burned, burnt
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To get shot down or humbled in a very blatant way. example when that chick pushed chris away when he tried to dance with her, he got seriously burnt.
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Burned, burnt, английский
To get shot down or humbled in a very blatant way. example when that chick pushed chris away when he tried to dance with her, he got seriously burnt.
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Burn, or bourne, английский
The anglo-saxon term for a small stream or brook, originating from springs, and winding through meadows, thus differing from a beck. shakspeare makes edgar say in “king lear”—
Burnt, английский
Burnt (black) cook, английский
Burnt (tuyere), английский
Brûlée (tuyère)
Burnt (tuyere), английский
Burnt alum, английский
Burnt bit, английский
A bit that has been overheated and sometimes partially fused. see burn in.
Burnt brick, английский
Brick that has been treated in a kiln at an elevated temperature to harden it, give it mechanical strength, and improve its resistance to moisture. compare with unburnt brick.
Burnt crown, английский
Burnt gas test, английский
Burnt glaze button, английский
A button on the comfy cakes game interface that allows the player to select a burnt glaze finish for their cake. burst (n)
Burnt iron, английский
Burnt lime, английский
Burnt metal, английский
Burnt sienna, английский
Sienna which has been calcined.
Burnt stone, английский
Burnt sugar, английский
Burnt umber, английский
Burnt-out, английский
Jargon that refers to loss of details in the highlight portion of a scene due to overexposure. with slide film, it might mean that no image detail has been recorded on the film, or that highlights show no texture or tonal information. a highly burnt-out, or burnt-up slide may show clear film base in overexposed areas.
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Burner, английский
A technically and stylistically well-executed complicated construction of interlocking letters in graffiti. generally done in bright colors. example that burner is def.
Burnch, английский
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