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1. (n.) cinder
a partially or mostly burned piece of coal, wood, etc.
2. cinder
cinders,
3. cinder
any residue of combustion; ashes.
4. cinder
coarse volcanic ejecta; scoria.
5. cinder
a live, flameless coal; ember.
6. cinder
a mixture of ashes and slag.
7. (v.t.) cinder
to spread cinders on.
8. cinder
Archaic. to reduce to cinders.
Etymology: (bef. 900; ME, OE sinder slag, c. MLG
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| Definition of 'cinder' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) cinder, clinker
a fragment of incombustible matter left after a wood or coal or charcoal fire
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| Definition of 'cinder' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) cinder
partly burned or vitrified coal, or other combustible, in which fire is extinct
2. (noun) cinder
a hot coal without flame; an ember
3. (noun) cinder
a scale thrown off in forging metal
4. (noun) cinder
the slag of a furnace, or scoriaceous lava from a volcano
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Sense: a piece of burnt coal, wood etc
the cinders in the fireplace.
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Afrikaans: vonk |
Arabic: بَقايا فَحْم |
Bulgarian: въглен |
Brazilian: cinzas |
Czech: uhlík |
German: die Asche |
Danish: aske |
Greek: αποκαΐδι |
Spanish: ceniza |
Estonian: tuhk |
Farsi: چوب یا زغال نیم سوخته |
Finnish: tuhka, kekäle |
French: cendre |
Hebrew: אוּד |
Hindi: अधजला कोयला, अंगारा |
Croatian: žeravica, ugljevlje |
Hungarian: hamu |
Indonesian: abu sisa pembakaran |
Icelandic: útbrunninn kola/viðarmoli |
Italian: cenere |
Japanese: 燃えがら |
Korean: 타나 남은 덩어리 |
Lithuanian: šlakas, išdagos |
Latvian: izdedži |
Malay: bara |
Dutch: sintel |
Norwegian: aske; glødende kull |
Polish: żużel, popiół |
Persian: چوب یا زغال نیم سوخته |
Pashto: نيم سو ىسكاره (نيم سوخته |
Portuguese: borralho |
Romanian: tăciune |
Russian: тлеющие угли |
Slovak: uhlík |
Slovenian: pepel |
Serbian: ugalj |
Swedish: aska |
Thai: ชิ้นไม้หรือถ่านที่ถูกเผา |
Turkish: marsık; kısmen veya tamam |
Taiwanese: 煤渣,灰燼 |
Ukrainian: зола, попіл |
Urdu: ادھ جلا کوئلہ یا لکڑی |
Vietnamese: thanđang cháy dở |
Chinese: 煤渣 |
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