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scorch

verb as in burn

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The scorch marks from the fighting that day still mar the walls, and the underbrush of bullet-shattered tiles crackles with Messika’s every step.

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The only girl on the pitch, she would scorch past once-scornful boys.

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The air-conditioning - built for Russian winters - was barely adequate in scorching Indian summers.

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The downpours created a slew of issues for isolated mountain communities, many where the landscape has been scorched by wildfire in recent years.

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On a scorchingly hot day in the American Midwest, Tim Maxwell is voicing his fears about the future of farming.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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