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What is another word for colour slightly?
Shade or tint.
What word means to ignite or burn easily?
"Flammable" means to ignite or burn easily.
What is a more common name for combustion?
Burning would probably do nicely Burn
Does pure hydrogen burn in the absence of air?
No hydrogen will not burn in the absence of air unless another oxidizer is present.
What is another word for nitrogen?
Another word for nitrogen is azote.
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What word means to burn slightly?
singe or scorch
What is a 4 letter word for to burn some thing slightly?
sear
What is another word for overcooked rice?
Burn
What is another word for pain in the heart?
heart burn
What is another word for burn that begins with s?
sizzle..?
What is another word for slightly changed?
Emended, amended...
What is another word for slightly used?
good condition
What is another word for slightly damaged?
partially damaged
Another word for burn beginning with r?
reduce to ashes
What is another word for broil?
melt, burn, sear, scorch
What is another word for colour slightly?
Shade or tint.
What is another word for irritate 4 letters?
pain, burn, sour
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