| BURNIE | • burnie n. (Scotland) A small brook. • Burnie prop.n. A port city in northern Tasmania, Australia. It was named after William Burnie. • BURNIE n. (Scots) a small brook. |
| BURNIES | • burnies n. Plural of burnie. • BURNIE n. (Scots) a small brook. |
| BURNING | • burning v. Present participle of burn. • burning adj. So hot as to seem to burn (something). • burning adj. Feeling very hot. |
| BURNISH | • burnish v. (Transitive). • burnish v. (Intransitive). • burnish n. (Countable). |
| BURNINGS | • burnings n. Plural of burning. • BURNING n. the firing of ceramic materials. |
| BURNINGLY | • burningly adv. In a burning manner. • BURNING adv. very hot, ardent. |
| BURNISHED | • burnished v. Simple past tense and past participle of burnish. • burnished adj. Polished, made shiny by rubbing (especially with a burnisher). • burnished adj. (Figurative) Blazing, bright. |
| BURNISHER | • burnisher n. A tool used to burnish, for making smooth and shiny by rubbing. • BURNISHER n. one who burnishes. |
| BURNISHES | • burnishes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of burnish. • BURNISH v. to polish. |
| BURNISHERS | • burnishers n. Plural of burnisher. • BURNISHER n. one who burnishes. |
| BURNISHING | • burnishing v. Present participle of burnish. • burnishing n. A polishing. • BURNISHING n. the act of creating a burnish. |
| BURNISHABLE | • BURNISHABLE adj. that can be burnished. |
| BURNISHINGS | • burnishings n. Plural of burnishing. • BURNISHING n. the act of creating a burnish. |
| BURNISHMENT | • burnishment n. Burnishing. • BURNISHMENT n. the act of burnishing. |
| BURNISHMENTS | • burnishments n. Plural of burnishment. • BURNISHMENT n. the act of burnishing. |