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burr The ridge or raised edge left after a machining operation.
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burner The part of a boiler or a gas torch where oil or gas fuel is released, mixed wit air and burnt
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bursa Tissue sacks located around joints which secrete a lubricating fluid to reduce friction and allow tissue to slide on one another.
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burn When skin is damaged by heat or fire. Burns can be small or large. A first degree burn damages only the top layer of skin. It heals by itself. A second degree burn might heal by itself but may need special care from a doctor to heal better and faster. A third degree burn does not heal by itself. This burn goes through all the skin layers. A third degree burn must be repaired with a skin graft operation before it will heal.
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burnishing Smoothing and polishing metal by rubbing with a hardened steel or stone burnisher. The tool has a short wooden handle and a curved or straight finger-like work face. The steel face is oval in cross section.
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