Definition of burdend

burdend

noun

• Something that burdens oneself so that the burdenness causes for there to be a high chance of ending whatever is causing the feelings of burdenness.
  
  Related: [[Rapid Argument Burdend]

  Last edited on Sep 01 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Sep 01 2024.

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