Assertion: napalm | /r/HasProperty | burned the skin
Facets:
value: to a crisp
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: “Where the napalm had burned the skin to a crisp, it would be peeled back from the face, arms, legs… like fried potato chips.
text: Where the napalm had burned the skin to a crisp, it would be peeled back from the face, arms, legs . . .
text: During the Second World War, soldiers described its unique role in “overcoming the enemy’s will to resist,” and Neer cites many gruesome accounts of its impact upon bodies: “where the napalm had burned the skin to a crisp, it would be peeled back from the face, arms, legs [. . .] like fried potato chips.