Burned
71get your fingers burned — get/have your fingers burned (also burn your fingers) ► to lose money in a high risk business deal: »We ve had our fingers burned in the past by holding too many risky stocks. Main Entry: ↑burn …
72get/have your fingers burned — (also burn your fingers) ► to lose money in a high risk business deal: »We ve had our fingers burned in the past by holding too many risky stocks. Main Entry: ↑burn …
73have your fingers burned — get/have your fingers burned (also burn your fingers) ► to lose money in a high risk business deal: »We ve had our fingers burned in the past by holding too many risky stocks. Main Entry: ↑burn …
74Imported crude oil burned as fuel — The amount of foreign crude oil burned as a fuel oil, usually as residual fuel oil, without being processed as such. Imported crude oil burned as fuel includes lease condensate and liquid hydrocarbons produced from tarsands, gilsonite, and oil… …
75brain-burned — AND brain fried mod. brain damaged from drugs. (Drugs. See also burnout.) □ The kid is a little brain burned, but still has a chance at an independent life. □ Man, you’re gonna get brain burned from this stuff …
76dad-burned — I. ˈdadˌbərnd adjective Etymology: euphemism : damned I 2a, 2b II. adverb Etymology: euphemism : damned II * * * /dad berrnd / …
77dead-burned — «DEHD BURND», adjective. heated at extremely high temperatures until freed of carbon dioxide: »dead burned minerals …
78sun|burned — «SUHN BURND», adjective, verb. –adj. burned, scorched, or browned by the sun; tanned: »sunburned grass. –v. a past tense and a past participle of sunburn …
79un|burned — «uhn BURND», adjective. 1. not burned; not cosumed or injured by fire. 2. not baked, as brick …
80weath|er-burned — «WEHTH uhr BURND», adjective. burned, scorched, or browned by the sun, wind, or other forces of the weather …