burny
- adjective
- /ˈbɜrni/
- US
- The spicy sauce is very burny and makes your mouth tingle.
Examples
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Not too burny, but it lets you know it's there.
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It's burny, melty...
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After using the new lotion, my skin felt a bit burny but soon calmed down.
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Be careful with that chili; it's quite burny and may irritate your taste buds.
Synonyms
Food that has a very hot taste and makes your mouth burn
A slight pleasant prickling feeling often caused by excitement or a mild touch
Extremely hot, like strong sun that can burn skin
Giving a hot, stinging feeling in the mouth or on the skin
Very spicy with a strong burning taste
Very hot and able to burn skin
A very hot burning pain that hurts a lot
Very hot so you want to find shade and drink water
Very hot and likely to burn the skin
Causing a sharp, painful feeling on the skin
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Compounds
How Burning
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Morphology
Etymology
Burny comes from the simple verb burn ('to feel hot or be on fire') plus the ending -y ('full of' or 'having'). Think of a strong mouthwash or spicy food that 'feels like a burn' — so burny means it gives a burning or stinging sensation.