cinder
membara
definition
noun
Two years ago, a couple claimed their child was burned by a flying cinder from a train.
a small piece of partly burned coal or wood that has stopped giving off flames but still has combustible matter in it.
example
When I awoke the fire had burnt down to the last 'cinder' .
His presence seemed to add a 'cinder' or two to the dying fire of the winners' performance.
Flipping a lighter, Peter lit the crumpled sheet and watched the flickering ball of fire slowly turn to a 'cinder' in his hand.
She alone has the presence of mind to remove a burning 'cinder' from a table full of explosives.
Just when the flame got large enough to burn the entire leaf, it stopped abruptly - not even a 'cinder' left.
A hot 'cinder' from my cigarette dropped onto my foot.
One day when I was growing up, a train went by and a 'cinder' from the steam engine blew up on the roof and started a fire.
Two years ago, a couple claimed their child was burned by a flying 'cinder' from a train.
Even the finest of rookies may be fated to burn out and plummet to earth as a cold 'cinder' within a season or two.
The sky was black, blanketed in rolling clouds of smoke that glowed with patches of baleful red, from burning 'cinders' .
An eight-year-old boy threw coal 'cinders' to drive away dogs threatening his friends.
The waves pound the coast hard enough to send a tremor through the 'cindery' sand.
As the road snakes up and over the 'cindery' shoulder of Lassen Peak, it climbs through conifer forests to lake-dotted meadows.
The night had been long and cold and the smouldering fire at the front of the camp was burning its final 'cinders' around midday.
She looked a positive wreck: covered with smoking 'cinders' , several burn marks adorning her loose denim pants.
Firewalking refers to the activity of walking on hot coals, rocks or 'cinders' without burning the soles of one's feet.
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