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burled

[burld]

adjective

  1. having burls that produce a distorted grain.

    burled lumber.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of burled1

First recorded in 1920–25; burl + -ed 3
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Example Sentences

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The winner is expected to drive their sled dog team down Nome’s Front Street to the iconic burled arch finish line in about 10 days.

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Brent Sass won the race March 15 when he crossed under the famed burled arch finish line in Nome.

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Two ridges and two days beyond Akre, near the village Barzan, we met a pair of young shepherds in a valley of old burled trees and sparkling waterfalls.

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Reitan also extinguished the widow’s lamp on the burled arch that towers over the finish line, a tradition that means there are no other mushers on the trail.

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The winner is expected under the burled arch finish line sometime next week.

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