Associations to the word «Scorching»
Noun
- Heat
- Sun
- Glare
- Flame
- Vapour
- Furnace
- Freezing
- Coolness
- Cinder
- Thirst
- Blast
- Splendour
- Detonation
- Ray
- Monsoon
- Sand
- Cactus
- Blaze
- Sands
- Pavement
- Breeze
- Desert
- Stench
- Sunshine
- Lava
- Sole
- Frost
- Etching
- Smell
- Twain
- Stir
- Shade
- Volley
- Dust
- Wind
- Consuming
- Sunlight
- Plain
- Dripping
- Dew
- Rain
- Breath
- Lid
- Smoke
- Fire
- Flesh
- Burning
- Foliage
- Cheek
- Stew
- Shower
- Temperature
- Torment
- Hearth
- Blackness
- Foe
- Boiling
- Burn
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
SCORCHING, adjective. Very hot.
SCORCHING, verb. Present participle of scorch
SCORCHING, noun. The act or result of something being scorched.
Dictionary definition
SCORCHING, adverb. Capable of causing burns; "it was scorching hot".
SCORCHING, adjective. Hot and dry enough to burn or parch a surface; "scorching heat".
Wise words
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