Rayburn
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Noun — A traditional British range cooker that stays on continuously, similar to an Aga.
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Etymology
From the Scottish surname Rayburn/Raeburn, taken from a place name meaning "roe-deer stream."
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What does “Rayburn” mean?
The word “Rayburn” means a traditional British range cooker that stays on continuously, similar to an Aga. In plain terms, a brand-name-turned-generic term for a solid-fuel kitchen range, common in older British farmhouses.
How do you use “Rayburn” in a sentence?
Here is “Rayburn” used in a sentence: “The farmhouse kitchen was warmed year-round by an old Rayburn.”
What part of speech is “Rayburn”?
“Rayburn” is a noun.