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1. (adj.) combustible
capable of catching fire and burning; inflammable; flammable.
2. combustible
easily excited.
3. (n.) combustible
a combustible substance.
Etymology: (1520–30; < LL)
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| Definition of 'combustible' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) combustible, combustible material
a substance that can be burned to provide heat or power
2. (adj) combustible
capable of igniting and burning
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| Definition of 'combustible' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) combustible
capable of taking fire and burning; apt to catch fire; inflammable
2. (adj) combustible
easily kindled or excited; quick; fiery; irascible
3. (noun) combustible
a substance that may be set on fire, or which is liable to take fire and burn
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Sense: liable to catch fire and burn
combustible materials.
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 Afrikaans: brandstof |
 Arabic: قابِل للأحْتِراق / للأشْت |
 Bulgarian: лесно запалителен |
 Brazilian: combustível |
 Czech: hořlavý |
 German: brennbar |
 Danish: brændbar |
 Greek: καύσιμος |
 Spanish: combustible |
 Estonian: kergesti süttiv |
 Farsi: قابل احتراق؛ آتش گیر |
 Finnish: syttyvä |
 French: combustible |
 Hebrew: דָלִיק |
 Hindi: दहनशील |
 Croatian: zapaljiv |
 Hungarian: éghető |
 Indonesian: mudah terbakar |
 Icelandic: eldfimur |
 Italian: combustibile |
 Japanese: 燃えやすい |
 Korean: 인화성 |
 Lithuanian: degus |
 Latvian: viegli aizdedzināms |
 Malay: mudah terbakar |
 Dutch: brandbaar |
 Norwegian: lett antennelig, brennbar |
 Polish: łatwopalne |
 Persian: قابل احتراق؛ آتش گیر |
 Pashto: او راخيستونكى، هغه شى چه |
 Portuguese: combustível |
 Romanian: inflamabil |
 Russian: горючий |
 Slovak: horľavý |
 Slovenian: vnetljiv |
 Serbian: zapaljiv |
 Swedish: brännbar |
 Thai: ที่ติดไฟได้ง่าย |
 Turkish: tutuşabilir, yanabilir |
 Taiwanese: 易燃的 |
 Ukrainian: горючий, займистий |
 Vietnamese: dễ cháy |
 Chinese: 易燃的 |
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