a black, powdery fungus which destroys grain. See Smut.

See also: Burnt

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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There is no doubt that pressure on the burnt ear and further trauma of any kind has to be avoided to prevent further damage to an already compromised cartilage.

Role of gentamicin in post-burns perichondritis

And when Pat started talking to the boy about his burnt ear and reassuring him how doctors would repair it, the youngster looked lost for words and ready to burst into tears.

Voice of the IRISH SUNDAY Mirror: Too late to save the Late Late?

Vet John Buxton said yesterday Toby faces further surgery to repair his badly burnt ears.

Barking glad; POOCH SAVES OWNER FROM HOUSE BLAZE

MILLIE the moggy was recovering yesterday after having her sun- burnt ears amputated.

HOT SPOTS

They may not be the height of fashion, but burnt ears and forehead aren't funny.

Caribbean float cuisine; CAROL RICHARDSON soaked up the sun and ate like a queen on a week's cruise

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Burnt ear