burner
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3.3
- noun
- /ˈbɜrnər/
:
quemador
- There's a full basement where we have an ultramodern central heating furnace with copper pipes, an oil burner.
- NOx burner
- fuel burner
- oxy-fuel burner
Andres has now put a burner under a flask which contains again concentrated sulfuric acid.
- Andres has now put a burner under a flask which contains again concentrated sulfuric acid.
- The claim was that Corinne burned a Parker jacket that Luke had been wearing when he committed the murder in a log burner in her back garden.
- They really they did US dirty and this like Bunsen burners.
Examples
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And sooner or later that burner is glowing a bright red.
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Fragrance oil wouldn't be complete without a fragrance oil burner to burn it in.
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And then behind them we have our a wood burner got a little Christmas tree.
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This little oil burner is actually from a salt and it was a gift.
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This tiny burner does not boil fast.
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But there is an old coal-burner about four miles out.
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To cook outside, we set up the portable burner and placed a pot on top.
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She lit the burner to warm the soup for dinner.
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The camping stove has a single burner, perfect for making quick meals in the wilderness.
Synonyms
110
1.0
A kitchen appliance with hot burners used to cook food
93
1.0
A machine that makes a room or water warm
39
8.0
A small flame that lights a larger gas burner
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6.5
A machine that burns waste and turns it into ash
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3.1
A small heater that you can move to warm one room
4
3.8
A small gas flame that stays lit to light a larger burner
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3.4
A stove that burns wood to heat a room or cook food
2
4.1
A device that burns wood or coal to cook food
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2.5
A machine that burns gas to make a room warm
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2.3
A tool that makes a steady flame to cook or heat things
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7.5
A chamber where fuel burns to make heat or power for an engine
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3.3
A machine that burns oil to make heat for a building
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3.4
A heater that burns oil such as kerosene to warm a room or cook food
A small stove that burns charcoal for heat or cooking
A small gas flame that stays lit to light a larger flame when needed
A device that uses sunlight to heat water or a room
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
4
3.5
A small gas device with an adjustable flame used in labs to heat things and do experiments
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Morphology
Etymology
Burner for a machine also comes from burn + -er, meaning 'one that burns'. So a burner is a device that burns fuel or waste to produce heat or energy.