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A homeless person; a vagrant or tramp.

Feeling disappointed, sad, or upset.

A disappointing or unpleasant situation or experience.

A light blow or collision.

Past tense and past participle of bump; struck or knocked against something.

A horizontal bar at the front or rear of a vehicle to absorb impact in a collision.

Present participle of bump; striking or knocking against something.

Plural of bump; raised areas on a surface.

Having an uneven surface with many bumps.

Plural of bum; homeless people or vagrants.

A small, round bread roll.

A number of things of the same type growing or held together.

A collection of things wrapped or tied together.

A surname of English origin.

A low house with a broad front porch, typically having one story or sometimes a second story built into a sloping roof.

A narrow bed built into a wall, as on a ship or train.

A reinforced underground shelter, typically for military use.

A rabbit, especially a young one or as a term used by or with children.

Plural of bun; small, round bread rolls.

A heavy load to carry.

A government department or agency.

A flat round cake of ground meat, typically beef, that is fried or grilled and usually served in a bun.

Plural of burger; ground meat patties, typically served in buns.

A person who illegally enters a building to steal.

The criminal act of illegally entering a building with intent to commit a crime, especially theft.

A red or white wine from the Burgundy region of France.

The act or ceremony of putting a dead body in the ground.

Past tense and past participle of bury; placed a dead body in the ground.

A surname of Irish origin.

To be on fire; to be consumed by flames.

Past tense and past participle of burn (American English preferred); was on fire or consumed by flames.

The part of a stove or furnace where a flame is produced.

On fire; in flames.

Plural of burn; injuries caused by fire, heat, chemicals, or radiation.

Damaged or discolored by fire or heat.

A Mexican dish consisting of a flour tortilla wrapped around a filling of meat, beans, rice, cheese, and other ingredients.

To break open or apart suddenly, especially from internal pressure.

Present participle of burst; breaking open suddenly.

Plural of burst; sudden breakings or explosions.

A masculine given name.

A surname of English origin.

To place (a dead body) in the ground or in a tomb.

Present participle of "bury": placing (a dead body) in the ground or in a tomb.

A large motor vehicle carrying passengers by road.

Plural of "bus": large motor vehicles designed to carry passengers along a fixed route.

A woody plant smaller than a tree, with several stems growing from the base; a shrub.

Plural of "bush": woody plants smaller than trees, with several stems growing from the base; shrubs.

A commercial organization or enterprise.

Plural of "business": commercial enterprises or organizations.

A man who works in business, especially in a senior position.