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burnt

adjective as in burned

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Mr De Wet also said Mr Olivier chopped up the hunting rifles with an angle grinder and burnt the wooden parts of the gun.

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A smoke point is the point at which the fats in the oil start to break down and nasty compounds are released which can make the oil taste bitter, burnt or unpleasant.

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By four minutes, the foul stench was gone, replaced by an "average burnt rubber" scent.

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A couple were left badly burnt after fleeing for their lives when their fireplace exploded, engulfing their home in an "orange fireball".

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Buildings have burnt down, homes have been looted and ransacked, and politicians have been dragged from their houses and beaten.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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