BURNT

adj. BuSrnt. Lat., adustus. Fr., aduste, brûlé. Ger., verbrannt. Burned, parched, calcined; formerly said also of a supposed state of the blood and other humors of the body, characterized by dryne and heat of the skin, thirst, and a dark color of the blood drawn from a vein, together with its deficiency in serum. [A, 301.]—B. bra . See Æs ustum.—B.-ear. See under Ear.— B. hartshorn. See Cornu CERVI ustum.—B.-holes. See Noma and PEMPHIGUS gang reno sus.—B. sponge. See SPONGIA usta.