Scorched is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCORCHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SCORCH, 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
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.
ADJECTIVE:
• dried out by heat or excessive exposure to sunlight
• having everything destroyed so nothing is left salvageable by an enemy
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to burn slightly so as to alter the color or taste

Words related to SCORCHED

scorch13 scorches15 scorching17

Words that contain SCORCHED

bescorched20 unscorched18

How to use SCORCHED in a sentence

• The pain of my cramped and scorched limbs was horrible, but I had just enough sense left to shut my teeth and make no sound.
• He straightened himself, and looked at her, and again that vivid, painful blush covered her face and neck as though a flame had scorched her.
• At length, despairing, they returned, worn out, Scorched, and half-dead with watching, care, and toil.
• Over night the white heat of the city had scorched upon itself.
• If a widow neglected any of these, she was on the tenth day thrown on the funeral pile with the corpse and tossed about and scorched till she lost consciousness.
• A scorched and weakened steer came on through salt pools to stagger and fall.
• After he went to bed, his conscience scorched him for what he had done.
• A hot shot, about this time, struck a powder-box, on which was sitting the powder-boy, he, poor fellow, was blown up, and another near him was dreadfully scorched.
• Edna said she did not mind a little scorched taste.
• Kate had shewn herself to be capable of so deep a passion that he was now sure that she would be more than scorched should the fire be one to injure and not to cherish her.
• The leather loop was saturated with the gasoline, and it had been scorched, too.
• Weary, scorched by the sun, De Stael and Recamier protested that they would go no farther.
• In a second the peculiar freshness of her beauty had shrivelled as if scorched by a rushing flame.
• It merely receives and with shallow root, if it be not scorched, gives back its meager crop.
• Then the leader, the largest and most terrible of the pack would stretch himself upon the tree trunk, and claw at the scorched bark, but the food he craved was still out of reach.
• Bake the cakes in the oven until very dark brown, allowing them to become slightly scorched.
• I, too, have been scorched, have shrunk, and now I regret my shrinking.
• I put her poor scorched fingers, blowing hard To ease the burning pain.
• From the hunting lodges on Lake George, and the Williamses of Longmeadow, I went to the scorched capital of Washington.
• The scorched leaves and very small twigs were then thrown down from the roof of the arch, and, by means of a rude wooden mill, ground to powder.
• She reached home that night with scorched clothes and hair, and smoke-smarting eyes.
• They filled the billy from their water-bottles and, making a fire with the scorched scrub, had it boiling in a few moments.
• They splashed down like rain into the kettle as she scraped away at the scorched places on the bottom.

Similar words containing SCORCH without suffix ed

scorch13 bescorch17 scorcher15 scorches15 scorchers16 scorching17 bescorched20 bescorches19 scorchings18 unscorched18 bescorching21 scorchingly22 scorchingness21 scorchingnesses23

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