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melt

[melt] / mɛlt /




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"The melting of a small glacier hardly contributes to rising seas. But when a glacier disappears completely, it can severely impact tourism in a valley," says Van Tricht.

From Science Daily

Weather around the country is turning warmer in recent days, which is expected to melt some of the accumulated ice.

From The Wall Street Journal

This layer is also rich in platinum, iridium, metallic melt particles, shocked quartz, and fused minerals known as meltglass.

From Science Daily

But in the making of her 2025 album “Sincerely,” she explored the profound vulnerability of becoming a mother — and her sighing revelations in “Sugar! Honey! Love!” melt most beautifully into the hazy pop ether.

From Los Angeles Times

Dollops of apple butter melt into the warm custard during baking, creating pockets of spiced fruit that taste like fall condensed into a single slice.

From Salon