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a burn mark left by a smoldering cigarette
a cigarette burn on the edge of the table
How To Use cigarette burn In A Sentence
- Officers discovered her locked in a cupboard under the stairs and covered in cigarette burns.
- His body was covered in bruises and cigarette burns.
- Sixteen years old, he wears a nylon jacket with round cigarette burns in the shell, dirty cotton batting seeping out.
- His body was covered in bruises and cigarette burns.
- After being arrested the man told officers the boy, who had been badly beaten and was covered in cigarette burns, was in the bedroom.
- He was castrated and his body bore extensive cigarette burns and bullet and knife wounds.
- Costs for excess wear and tear, such as cigarette burns on the seats or damage to the body, may fall on your shoulders if outlined in the contract.
- Queen size it may be, but from the mattress you can see it carried many stains that the last owners were trying to bleach off, and cigarette burns.
- A variety of techniques were demonstrated: cigarette burns to sensitive parts of the body, the effects of electricity, and then on into other savageries I shy from recalling. Watching Torture
- The prints are a bit grainy and even retain cigarette burns from their 16 mm origins.