Burner

[Raeanne Dimick]

a graffiti peice than can take hours to do

[Luis Fok]

A cheap handgun that you plan to throw away after using it. A one time use gun.

[Little_Girl]

A disposable pay as you go cell phone.

[Julian]

(n) A large piece of graffiti involving many colors, making it bright and colorful. It usually refers to whole-car productions on subways.
(n) A gun.
(n) A trak.

[Julene]

Any type of firearm, that has either been previously used in a crime, or has been stolen. You buy them for a very low price, use them once, and then throw them away.

[Dianne]

One who attends [the Burning] Man festival annually in Northern [Nevada]. Being that the festival is very dusty, [burners] cars and supplies are typically covered completely in dust.

[Couch Potatoe]

A term for someone who participates in [the burner] community, which is largely comprised of people who regularly participate in fire festivals, such as Burning Man, or any of the smaller local/regional events that Burning Man has inspired around the world. The term is not derisive, but is rather a term of endearment and self-identity across the burner community.
Burners usually refer to a fire festival as a burn. Both burner and burn are derived from the common practice of creating, erecting and displaying a piece of burnable art, or a burnable art installation, at a fire festival. Ultimately, these art pieces are set afire and burned to ashes as an artistic experience for everyone present. Indeed, all burns climax with the informal but time-honored ritual burning of a large, wooden [effigy] and/or art [edifice] on the final (and/or [penultimate]) nights of the burn.

[Becky]

A person or thing that burns.

[Tina]

All-in-one wellness platform, personalized for every employee. We leverage data to recommend daily workouts, meals and meditations. A software product by Burner Fitness

[Dave Paprocki]

Burner in Ballooning. Describes the unit consisting of the coiled stainless steel tubing that feeds the propane fuel to the jets.