To burn out
| to destroy or obliterate by burning. | |
| to force (people) to flee by burning their homes or places of business; as, the rioters burned out the Chinese businessmen. |
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Garda Caroline Greenan said the smoke-burning stunts caused the car's turbo to burn out.
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- To bring under
- To bring up
- To bring up (any one) with a round turn
- To bring up by hand
- To bring up the rear
- To bring up with a round turn
- To bristle up
- To broach to
- To brush aside
- To brush away
- To brush up
- To brustle up
- To buckle to
- To build a chapel
- to bum around
- To bundle off
- To bundle one's self up
- To bundle up
- To bung up
- to burn
- To burn a bowl
- To burn a card
- To burn daylight
- To burn in effigy
- To burn one's fingers
- To burn out
- To burn the midnight oil
- To burn up
- To bury the hatchet
- To buy again
- To buy gapeseed
- To buy in
- To buy off
- To buy on credit
- To buy out
- To buy the refusal
- To call (any one) names
- To call a bond
- To call a party
- To call back
- To call down
- To call for
- To call forth
- To call in
- To call names
- To call off
- To call on
- To call out
- To call over
- To call the roll
- To call to account
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- To bring up by hand
- To bring up the rear
- To bring up with a round turn
- To bristle up
- To broach to
- To brush aside
- To brush away
- To brush up
- To brustle up
- To buckle to
- To build a chapel
- to bum around
- To bundle off
- To bundle one's self up
- To bundle up
- To bung up
- to burn
- to burn
- to burn
- to burn
- to burn
- to burn
- to burn
- To burn a bowl
- To burn a card
- To burn daylight
- To burn in effigy
- to burn one's bridges/boats
- To burn one's fingers
- To burn one's fingers
- To burn out
- to burn the candle at both ends
- To burn the midnight oil
- To burn the midnight oil
- To burn up
- To bury the hatchet
- To bury the hatchet
- to bury/hide one's head in the sand
- to buy a new wardrobe for
- to buy a pig in a poke
- To buy again
- To buy gapeseed
- To buy in
- to buy into
- To buy off
- To buy on credit
- To buy out
- To buy the refusal
- To call (any one) names
- To call a bond
- To call a party
- To call a spade a spade
- To call a spade a spade
- To Call Back
- To Call Back
- To call down
- To call for
- To call forth
- to call her own
- to call his own
- To call in
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