hard-burnt
/ˈhɑːdbəːnt/adjective
Made hard by burning or firing; (of clay, earthenware, etc.) that has received sufficient firing to produce vitrification; fired at a high temperature so as to increase hardness.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Joshua Poole (c1615–c1656), schoolmaster and author. From hard + burnt.
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