to burn

Make someone suffer physical or emotional pain

To feel a sharp, sudden pain like an insect bite

To cause a sharp, stinging pain, often from cold or wind

To burn the surface slightly and make a brown mark

To make or become less warm

To make someone feel calmer or reduce their pain

Say that you want someone to suffer forever after they die

To tie a person to a stake and burn them as punishment or to strongly criticize them in public

To have a strong burning feeling in the muscles during hard exercise

Work or study late at night to finish something

To work late at night and early in the morning so you become very tired

Money makes someone want to spend it quickly

Burn a dummy or picture of someone in public to show strong anger

To end a relationship or opportunity so you cannot use it again

A mild phrase people say to show annoyance without using strong swear words

Lose money or get hurt because of a mistake you make

Make a party very lively and exciting

To destroy a building or object completely by fire

To be completely destroyed by fire

Stop working, especially things like lights or fuses, because they get too hot from too much use

Clear land of plants by burning them

Become used up by fire or slowly disappear over time from heat and light

Use coal as fuel to make heat or electricity

To light up suddenly with a strong flame or bright light

Use up energy by physical activity

Drive a car very fast so the tires spin and smoke

To use energy from the body or fuel when you move

To pass time by doing something not useful while you wait

To reduce work left in a project

Run new devices for a while to make sure they work well

A very serious injury that destroys all skin layers can cause numbness and needs medical treatment

A dark spot on skin or cloth made when something hot touches it

A skin injury that causes painful blisters and redness

A small mark a cigarette makes on skin or clothes

A hospital unit that treats people with serious burns

An area of skin rubbed and hurt by a rough cord

The speed a company spends money each month

A mild injury to the top layer of the skin that causes redness and pain without blisters

A strong locked bag for holding secret papers to be burned

An injury caused when electricity passes through the body and damages skin or tissue

A skin scrape you get when you fall or slide on a road

A change that happens slowly over a long time

A film or book that builds tension slowly and ends with a big moment

A plant with thick spiny leaves that has a cooling gel for sunburn called Aloe vera

The speed tokens are permanently removed from circulation