burning

Preposition: of

• effigy: I imagine most of my waking ( and sleeping ) hours would have them organizing a picket and burning of an effigy of me.
• incense: Frankincense essential oil can be used in a manner similar to burning of the incense in spiritual practice.
• fuel: A major cause of climate change is the burning of fossil fuels to create energy.

Adjective modifier

• ripping: The Player provides faster access to top activities, such as ripping, burning, and syncing.
• fossil: Between them, belching and biomass burning make the second largest contribution to global warming after fossil fuel burning.
• uncontrolled: Uncontrolled burning or burying of farm wastes is no longer permitted.
• heather: Fire hazard is incr easing in some areas where there is insufficient heather burning.
• rotational: Careful rotational heather burning by the gamekeeper maintains a mosaic of heather of variable age.

Modifies a noun

• stove: The wood burning stove will be kept in situ.
• sensation: Others feel pain or a burning sensation in their upper abdomen.
• bush: That was the new name by which, He had revealed Himself to Moses at the burning bush.
• desire: Mel's burning desire was to see the gray whales.
• incense: Exodus chapter 30 ( TEV ) 1 " Make an altar out of acacia wood, for burning incense.
• candle: Next, meditate for a few minutes on the burning candle.

Noun used with modifier

• wood: The wood burning stove will be kept in situ.
• charcoal: In the wood below is a pit, which could have been used for charcoal burning, or for burning twigs to produce potash.
• biomass: Wilton 10 will be a new, purpose built biomass burning boiler.
• fossil-fuel: It will use SolidWorks for all design of fossil-fuel burning equipment for commercial power generation and industrial plants.
• log: There is a log burning stove in the main living room.
• calorie: The former is thought to be more significant in terms of calorie burning than the latter.