Searing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEARING in dictionary:

VERB:
• burn or scorch the surface of (something) with a sudden, intense heat
• fry (food) quickly at a high temperature so that it will retain its juices in subsequent cooking
• (of pain) be experienced as a sudden, burning sensation
• cause to wither
• fix (an image or memory) permanently in someone's mind or memory
• make (someone's conscience or feelings) insensitive
NOUN:
• the act of searing
ADJECTIVE:
• burning
• severely critical
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to burn the surface of

Words related to SEARING

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How to use SEARING in a sentence

• He was sure that sooner or later that searing, red-hot bullet would do its work.
• Behind such eyes the heart is aching cold and the brain searing hot.
• But he could not quell that self in him which reached back over the lapse of lonely, searing years and found the boy in him.
• She envied them the searing, the tearing, and the knives which had at last killed them, though they had died so hard.
• Searing, Amanda Weaver, Anna Jones, Matilda Jones, and Lydia Mann, the sister of Horace Mann, who helped Miss Miner considerably in 1856 at the time of her failing health.
• Even now we are burning and searing the places their shells hit yesterday.
• All the blood of his huge body seemed to be collecting there, searing his brain.
• The searing heat back of his eyes was quite gone, now.
• He was searing the wound again, and the process was more than commonly painful.
• That word! That invisible, searing iron! He straightened, and his eyes flashed like points of steel in the sunshine.
• I felt no more than a stinging blow in the right shoulder, a searing cut and a thud of pain as the bullet exploded in leaving my body.
• The flames were searing his flesh, when a French officer happened to come up and rescued him.
• It was painful to grapple with memories of Atmananda and to see him in such a searing light.
• Between days are set nights of white, searing flame, two in a bed so that one cannot sleep.
• When Nan woke in the night it was like toothache, a sharp, gnawing, searing hell of pain.
• They were now searing the atmosphere at a height of nearly two miles, and the car was flying on a firm and even keel.
• What probably happened was that my shot had diverted his aim and his bullet had passed under my crooked elbow and armpit, merely searing the forearm in a caressing sort of way.
• I stood trying to ignore the searing pain in my lashed arm, but I knew that blood was running hot down my shoulder.
• Breaking my paralysis of horror I leaped up, ran across the room, heedless of the searing pain along my side.
• But suppose they trapped Louis Akers in the Searing Building? Ellen went now and then to the Cardew house, and brought back with her the news of the family.
• The old earth in sympathy with the great struggle that was devastating and searing her, seemed to be withholding leaf and flower, and forbidding the sun to woo her.
• And there was the heat, the searing, dry heat of midsummer in the desert country.
• He was aghast at the unsuspected possibility revealed, as it were, out of a profound dark by the searing flash of his anger, cold at the thought of such absolute self-betrayal.
• It poured, searing the vision, into the ladle, over which rosy clouds accumulated in a bank drifting through the great space of the shed.

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