scorch|scorched|scorches|scorching in English

verb

[skɔrtʃ /skɔːtʃ]

burn slightly; dry or parch with intense heat; be burned slightly; be dried or parched; criticize severely; travel at excessive speed (Slang); destroy a territory before retreating so that it is of no use to advancing troops (Military)

Use "scorch|scorched|scorches|scorching" in a sentence

1. A truck scorched past him.

2. She scorched the cake.

3. To scorch or sear with heat.

4. The broiling sun scorched the grass.

5. The hot sand scorched our feet.

6. I scorch the chao - mian.

7. Scorching Sun and Fuzzy Fog

8. Summer pours scorching sunlight into the valleys.

9. This produces acrid smoke that stings the eyes and scorches the throat.

10. Adust definition is - scorched, burned

11. I scorched my dress with the iron.

12. 29 The bellows have been scorched.

13. Seville is scorching in high summer.

14. It was scorching hot to touch.

15. It was a scorching hot day.

16. She scorched to victory in the sprint final.

17. Young drivers often scorch on the street.

18. Direct sunlight will scorch the plant's leaves.

19. The ironing board was scorched badly.

20. The hot sun scorched the flowers.

21. Machine Adductions will scorch your inner thighs

22. 9 To scorch or sear with heat.

23. Scorching Agonies are legendary craftable Chain Blades

24. Stir the onions frequently to prevent scorching.

25. The grass was scorched by the sun.