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burnable

[ US /ˈbɝnəbəɫ/ ]
[ UK /bˈɜːnəbə‍l/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. capable of burning

How To Use burnable In A Sentence

  • The girl imagines stuffing the family candy stand into the bag of burnable refuse. Devoured
  • The rest of the material forms char, which is nearly pure carbon, and ash, which is all of the unburnable minerals in the wood (calcium, potassium, and so on).
  • It lays out in painstaking detail how to replace the garbage bags, crush the plastic bottles, and separate the trash between burnable and nonburnable items while picking out paper, plastic bottles, glass bottles and cans for possible recycling. Evacuees Set Rules to Create Sense of Normalcy
  • I have always maintained that when you don't know what to give someone, stick with things that are readable, edible, burnable or pourable. In the Mood for Stuff You Can Burn, Eat or Read
  • It is so unburnable that NASA uses it for the protective shell of its space shuttles.
  • Burnable pellets made from cotton gin trash are in a testing phase.
  • I am enthusiastic about growing trees and other vegetation, creating burnable biomass and secondary and tertiary biofuels. Times, Sunday Times
  • The girl will spend her life behind the candy stand, just as she's expected to set garbage out on its sunrise schedule, separating burnable and non-burnable. Devoured
  • In response, the Department of Energy decided in the late 1990's to produce new supplies in a commercial power reactor, using new tritium-producing burnable absorber rods (TBARs). Robert Alvarez: Future Supply of New Tritium Explosive for U.S. Nuclear Weapons in Doubt
  • The clinical psychologist's chief criticism of Nippon's project: It overestimates the availability of forest "slash" available for burning, and means Nippon will have to truck in tons of other burnable waste to power its boiler. Paper Mill Struggles to Run on Logging Waste
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