Similar words: burgh, burgle, burgher, burger, burglar, burgess, homburg, burgeon. Meaning: [bɜːg] 
n. colloquial American term for a town.
n. colloquial American term for a town. 
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1, In the movie, Burg portrays a real-life Holocaust survivor.
2, A., not just any burg.
3, In court Burg broke down in tears while reading the statement.
4, Mr von der Burg was, its seems,(http://sentencedict.com/burg.html) unable to establish the shop on a firm financial footing.
5, Every commune has a burg master and council.
6, Harden burg asked in a conversational tone.
7, I've lived in this burg all my life.
8, Is there a Burg King around here?
9, BURG arithmetic is an early effective arithmatic put forward to resolve AR is based on data.
10, D . S . Burg planet - pure German brand, the piano crown.
11, Using the Burg method can achieve the higher velocity resolution and the higher azimuth resolution than using the conventional spectral estimate.
12, Nevertheless, the stringent regimen that was normality for many - even in a lavish burg - was staggering back towards normal.
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