Scorch is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCORCH in dictionary:

VERB:
• to burn slightly
• burn the surface of (something) with flame or heat
• become burnt when exposed to heat or a flame
• (of the heat of the sun) cause (vegetation or a place) to become dried out and lifeless
• (of a person or vehicle) move very fast
• burn on the surface
• To burn superficially; to parch, or shrivel, the surface of, by heat; to subject to so much heat as changes color and texture without consuming; as, to scorch linen.
• To affect painfully with heat, or as with heat; to dry up with heat; to affect as by heat.
• To burn; to destroy by, or as by, fire.
• To be burnt on the surface; to be parched; to be dried up.
• To burn or be burnt.
• make very hot and dry
• become superficially burned
• destroy completely by or as if by fire
• burn slightly and superficially so as to affect color
• become scorched or singed under intense heat or dry conditions
NOUN:
• the burning or charring of the surface of something
• a form of plant necrosis, typically of fungal origin, marked by browning of leaf margins.
• a surface burn
• a plant disease that produces a browning or scorched appearance of plant tissues
• a discoloration caused by heat
• slight burn
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to burn slightly so as to alter the color or taste

Words related to SCORCH

scorched16 scorches15 scorching17 scorchingly22 sweal8

Words that contain SCORCH

bescorch17 scorched16 scorcher15 scorches15 scorchers16 scorching17 bescorched20 bescorches19 scorchings18 unscorched18 bescorching21 scorchingly22 scorchingness21 scorchingnesses23

How to use SCORCH in a sentence

• He must be taken out of the circle of fire, for, sooner or later, the curling waves would lick downward from the dry vines above and scorch the mound.
• It was like a flowery plateau high among the hills, in a region where are no frosts to check the glow of the flowers, or scorch the grass.
• The fiery flame of her wild life seemed to scorch and preserve her.
• The bright, glowing, furnace- like heat of the atmosphere seems to scorch as I recall it.
• The scorch of flames stung her cheek, but she forgot that when their broken light made visible the features of Karslake above the arms wherein she lay cradled.
• We had again resumed the Oriental costume, but in spite of an ample turban, my face soon began to scorch in the dry heat.
• The fire, of small hickory poles, was several yards from the post, so as only to roast and scorch him.
• Winter is winter everywhere, and even the sun of Italy cannot always scorch his icy wings.
• Thy rays warm and scorch, and becoming as clouds roar and flash with lightning and pour down showers when the season cometh.
• At this point he turned his eyes in her direction, and she felt the scorch of an intense inner fire.
• Even this theory might not account for the failure to find the faintest burn or scorch upon those who fulfilled the injunction of the sorcerers.
• He loved them so well that he built a palace for them underground, lest the rough winds should blow on them or the red sun scorch their delicate faces.
• Put hot water in the pan and bake in a hot oven, watching them carefully that they do not scorch.
• The hot winds of summer scorch the dry sand, and spin it into smooth, conical hills.
• The flames were being kindled that were to scorch that poor heart of hers.
• Moreover, the burning winds that so often scorch the crops will be somewhat softened by traversing so much moist ground and so many streams.
• Your rays shall be so hot and burning that they shall scorch everything they touch.
• A wisp of ash had dropped and my mental howl must have been loud enough to scorch their minds.
• Each boy has one or two sensitive spots, and if you can find out where they are located you have only to touch them and you can scorch him as with fire.
• Care must be taken also not to scorch the slices, as once scorched, it is spoiled.
• The ashes were hot and Charley knew that they might scorch the leather in his shoes.
• If the paste should begin to scorch, open the drafts at once and cool the temperature by placing a pan of ice-water in the oven.
• The sullen glare of his eyes was intolerable, the fierce light in them seemed to scorch.
• All that were seen at this time had large pieces of it, which appeared to have been laid upon the fire only long enough to scorch the outside.
• They scorch them in a pan over the fire before they eat them.
• Stirling from the platform, and carried him over to a pile of ties outside of the glow and scorch of the burning express shed.
• Our helmets scorch our foreheads, our sandals burn our feet.
• The herd was so close that Simpson could smell the stench of their sweating bodies, taste their dust, and feel the scorch of their breath.
• Brown in the oven every scrap that is left, seeing that it does not scorch.
• To have the cake very dark and rich looking, brown the flour a little, taking great care not to scorch it.
• Toast two slices of bread very brown, but do not scorch.

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