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scorch

[skawrch] / skɔrtʃ /


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He was the main winner at last year's ceremony, too, winning both record and song of the year for his scorching diss track, Not Like Us.

From BBC

Molecules move between scorching temperatures deep inside the planet and cooler regions above, shifting between different states and rearranging themselves through thousands of reactions.

From Science Daily

It was a fireball, an explosion of blue-red, and the heat of it singed the tips of his hair and scorched his eyes, so that both he and Mal had to cover their faces.

From Literature

He keeps talking, and I listen attentively at first, but after a while it’s hard to concentrate with the sun scorching the top of my head.

From Literature

Broader industrial demand has remained a key contributor to Silver’s scorching rally, which has seen the white metal rise 40% over the past month alone, adding to a year-on-year gain of around 260%.

From Barron's