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Burner may refer to:
Device
- Gas burner or Oil burner, a mechanical device that burns a gas or liquid fuel into a flame in a controlled manner
- Hot-air balloon device, a device to inflate a hot air balloon
- CD burner, a CD/DVD recording tool.
- Burner, a weapon used by the soldiers of the Mobile Infantry in Robert A. Heinlein's novel Starship Troopers
- Raleigh Burner, a 1980's BMX bike manufactured by Raleigh Bicycle Company
Event or music
- Burner (Burning Man), an active participant in the annual Burning Man festival
- Burner (1994), an album by the Virginia math rock band Breadwinner
Biological effect
- Burner or Stinger (medicine), a minor neurological injury suffered mostly by athletes participating in contact sports
Burner is also a slang term for:
- a cell phone meant to be used for only a short term and then thrown away in criminal circumstances; made popular by the HBO television show The Wire
- an elaborate piece of graffiti, as opposed to a "tag" or a "throw-up"
- a person with a sexually transmitted disease
- a hooligan
- a gun
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A person who smokes copious amount of marijuana.
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