Synonym: baked, burned, burned-out, burned-over, burnt-out. Similar words: turn to, burn, burner, burn up, burn out, burnish, burning, burnished. Meaning: [bɜːn] 
adj. 1. ruined by overcooking 2. having undergone oxidation 3. treated by heating to a high temperature but below the melting or fusing point 4. hardened by subjecting to intense heat 5. destroyed or badly damaged by fire.
adj. 1. ruined by overcooking 2. having undergone oxidation 3. treated by heating to a high temperature but below the melting or fusing point 4. hardened by subjecting to intense heat 5. destroyed or badly damaged by fire. 
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31. Sorry, I've burnt the toast.
32. She offered us her burnt cakes and smiled apologetically.
33. He was badly burnt in the blaze.
34. All her hair had been burnt away.
35. The house burnt down in half an hour.
36. The fire burnt in the grate.
37. Their torches burnt brightly in the dark.
38. The house was burnt to ashes overnight.
39. The city of Tortona was burnt to the ground.
40. A complete tenement block was burnt to the ground.
41. We passed several burnt out cars.
42. Your hand looks badly burnt.
43. She was really burnt about that.
44. They were burnt brown with the summer sun.
45. The fire has gone/burnt out.
46. Ten people burnt to death in the hotel fire.
47. Several people were burnt to death.
48. Suspected witches were burnt at the stake .
49. He was burnt up with jealousy and suspicion.
50. Those two plates were burnt together.
51. The house was burnt down to ashes.
52. He ceremoniously burnt the offending documents.
53. The Grand Hotel had burnt to the ground .
54. It's peculiarly painful where I burnt my hand.
55. The fiery liquor burnt its way down her throat.
56. The hotel was completely burnt out.
57. The cigarette burnt a hole in the carpet.
58. The palace burnt down in the 19th century.
59. Two cars were burnt out in the crash.
60. Her child burnt to death in the fire.