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burn

[burn] / bɜrn /


VERB
cause or feel stinging pain
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He initially thought it was space trash burning up in the atmosphere, at a safe distance hundreds of miles away.

From The Wall Street Journal

The first time, Lai wrote, was terrifying: "My tears flowed freely and wet my shirt. I dared not make a move. My body was burning with humiliation."

From BBC

Villanueva told The Times in October that firefighters returned to the burn area and “cold-trailed” an additional time, meaning they used their hands to feel for heat and dug out hot spots.

From Los Angeles Times

She eventually manages to outlive him, fueled by a burning vengeance to take what’s owed to her, even if it means sacrificing everything.

From Salon

"It's up to the younger generation to put more firewood to it and let the flames burn."

From BBC