reburn
Set aflame twice
To reburn is to burn again—whether literally setting fire to something a second time or, more commonly in technical contexts, re-recording data onto optical media like CDs or DVDs: The first disc failed, so I had to reburn it.
In forestry, reburn describes fire passing through an area that has previously burned.
Starting combustion process
- reigniteCause to burn anew
- relightIgnite a second time
- combustionExothermic reaction with oxygen
- flamesVisible burning combustion
embers · spark · torch · kindle · blaze · scorch · char · smolder
Burning waste to ash
- cremationBurning the deceased
- ashCombustion's powdery remains
- residueMatter left behind
- refuseReject or garbage
disposal · furnace · incinerator · slag · cinder · waste · emissions · afterburn
Renew something dormant
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
- passionIntense emotional drive
- ferventIntensely and sincerely felt
- ardentIntensely enthusiastic or devoted
intensity · resurgence · rekindled · flame · spark · desire · longing · yearning
Biological self-repair process
- restorationReturning something to condition
- rejuvenationRestoration of youthful vigor
- phoenixSelf-immolating, regenerating bird
- rebirthSpiritual or physical regeneration
renewal · cycle · resurgence · recover · revitalize · refresh · reawaken · reinvigorate
ignition
Starting combustion process
- reigniteCause to burn anew
- relightIgnite a second time
- combustionExothermic reaction with oxygen
flames · embers · spark · torch · kindle · blaze · scorch · char · smolder · bonfire
incineration
Burning waste to ash
refuse · disposal · furnace · incinerator · slag · cinder · waste · emissions · afterburn
rekindle
Renew something dormant
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
- passionIntense emotional drive
- ferventIntensely and sincerely felt
ardent · intensity · resurgence · rekindled · flame · spark · desire · longing · yearning · anger
regeneration
Biological self-repair process
- restorationReturning something to condition
- rejuvenationRestoration of youthful vigor
- phoenixSelf-immolating, regenerating bird
rebirth · renewal · cycle · resurgence · recover · revitalize · refresh · reawaken · reinvigorate · resurrection
scalding
Extremely hot, burning
scar · skin · tissue · raw · sensitive · inflamed · tender · sunburn · friction · chafing
- Wildfireswildfire, grass fire, surface fire, spot fire, fire front
- prescribed burnsprescribed fire, backburn, backburning, fuel reduction, test fire