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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
torch .
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Examples
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I rode through places that had been torched from the big fires of 1988 and saw new growth.
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Tracy McGrady again torched the Hawks, leading Orlando with 40 points and 11 rebounds.
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Col. Rabe Abubakar, spokesman for the Nigerian military's joint task force operating in the region, said a militant camp had been "torched" but denied that there had been an exchange of fire or military or civilian casualties.
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Halliburton truck drivers testified that the company 'torched' brand new $85,000 trucks rather than perform relatively minor repairs and regular maintenance.
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According to police affidavits unsealed two weeks after the fire, other residents told police that McLeod had talked about burning down the building earlier that night and bragged about having "torched" it afterward.
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When you're accustomed to "torched," "slightly charred" is not a bad step forward.
Yahoo! Sports - Top News Matt Hinton 2010
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When you're accustomed to "torched," "slightly charred" is not a bad step forward.
Yahoo! Sports - Top News Matt Hinton 2010
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Lord Carter, the minister for technology, communications and broadcasting, warned earlier in the week that if everyone "torched" the straw man it would be a sign that the industry did not have enough commonality for a co-regulatory approach to work, in which case the government would either introduce comprehensive legislation or abandon the industry to its fate.
Media news, UK and world media comment and analysis | guardian.co.uk 2009
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He said the government had been "torched" by public reaction to green taxes ever since the fuel protests of 2000.
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He said the government had been "torched" by public reaction to green taxes ever since the fuel protests of 2000.
Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming RSS Newsfeed 2009
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