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melt

[melt] / mɛlt /




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But then everyone would go off and leave their smelly old socks and moldy mittens and melted Halloween candy and leftover sandwiches.

From Literature

To make them, cafes melt marshmallows to create a chewy outer layer mixed with chocolate, then fill individual portions with pistachio cream and kadaif before dusting the top with cocoa powder.

From Barron's

Then came "a black rain of smoke", Gina adds, the heat melting, then shattering, glass lights above people's heads.

From BBC

And that is important because the future speed of melting in Antarctica is widely considered to be one of the biggest unknowns in climate science.

From BBC

In smaller remote settlements, where wages are on average 50% lower, people bathe by hacking out chunks of ice to melt.

From The Wall Street Journal