How To Use Scorched In A Sentence
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The scorched surface should be covered with this liniment and then with a layer of borated gauze or absorbent cotton, to protect from the air.
Special Report on Diseases of the Horse
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- not essential; supplemental; superfluous v. - attract and hold to surface (minute particles of mixture or molecules of gas or liquid). adsorbate, aduncous, aduncate adj. - hook-shaped; crooked. aduncity, adust adj. - (sun) burnt or scorched; dried up by heat; gloomy, sad.
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- not essential; supplemental; superfluous v. - attract and hold to surface (minute particles of mixture or molecules of gas or liquid). adsorbate, aduncous, aduncate adj. - hook-shaped; crooked. aduncity, adust adj. - (sun) burnt or scorched; dried up by heat; gloomy, sad.
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To the east the cordillera was scorched and spent, rubbled by decades of desperate agriculture.
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For example, warring factions often induce drought and famine through the use of scorched-earth tactics.
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The countryside had been scorched; the acacia hedges were tipped with orange.
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As I type, an angry thunderstorm is rolling across the skies and the rain is lashing down onto the scorched pavements; now gently steaming.
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They said their main worry was that their fields might be scorched.
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I live in an area that was scorched by drought for several years.
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The thin leaves of deciduous trees and herbs would be scorched, so they were not evolved.
EXTINCTION: Evolution and the End of Man
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And in this charcoal ash, trained eyes can discern lots of tiny fragments of scorched grass.
Eating the Sun: How Plants Power the Planet
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The walls had been blackened and scorched by fire.
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Many of the riffs are righteously medieval in tone, but they rework those tripping arpeggios for a scorched-earth rock setting, without a lute, zither or lyre within earshot.
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The stink of cordite and scorched blood curled into the air.
Etched in Bone
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The conclusion of the story, in which Procne kills their son then bakes him in a pie and serves him to Tereus in revenge, is less recounted somehow, arguably because the scorched-earth emotional relentlessness it exemplifies sits so uncomfortably withinthe heart of the genuinely feminine.
Divorce, American Style
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She hauled herself out of the water, and stepped over the scorched brick edge on to the lawn.
LOOKING FOR THE SPARK
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Why do my early potatoes look scorched on the leaf margins?
Times, Sunday Times
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Israel has implemented a scorched earth policy and uprooted nearly 400,000 olive, citrus and almond trees.
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And we now have compelling evidence that German forces deliberately carried out a scorched-earth policy; they flooded mines, blew up bridges and stripped bare factories as they retreated.
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Freeze gel in cube ready to soothe any scorched skin.
The Sun
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Mineral deposits or scorched material on the soleplate will come off on whatever you are ironing.
HOME COMFORTS
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Voktra knelt to examine the names scorched into the duranium marker plates.
Star Trek The Next Generation®
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The grass was scorched by the sun.
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Her hair was sun-scorched, long, tendrilly, her dress a metallic sheath of gold that turned russet when the silk moved across her hips.
The End of the Pier
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Dawn Approach is bred for a lot further than the five furlongs he scorched home over yesterday.
The Sun
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The iron was too hot and he scorched the shirt.
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The surrounding buildings were scorched by the heat of the explosion.
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His fighting gear was singed and tattered, and his face and exposed flesh was scorched.
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He had signed on, drawn down his bank account, paid his first wife a lump sum to cover her maintenance and child support for the twins, married the love of his soul on a sere, scorched afternoon three weeks ago, and put the finishing touches on his yurt.
The Silence
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So global warming is just a natural occurrence when you believe all the hogwash in the Christian Bible or hell, in the Book of the Moron Mormons, or hell, in the Koran...you name one of those holy books, they all say the same thing: the world will end one day because it will burn up, as George Gamov explained in his book The Death of the Sun, because right before the Sun goes dark, it expands to a tremendous heat, so hot it finallys blows to all Hell and the heat emitted by the blow up will certainly "scorch" the earth, as predicted by the Christian bible--you even heard of "the scorched earth" policy?
This World Is NOW HELL
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Twitter's little blue bird has had its wings scorched.
Times, Sunday Times
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He scorched out of traps to set a blistering pace.
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On the outside, the town was charred, scorched, and barren.
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The fire also scorched the side of a vacant building next door as well as the front of Persaud's brother's house, Vijay 'Bryon' Persaud who lived opposite.
Stabroek News
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Freeze gel in cube ready to soothe any scorched skin.
The Sun
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The conclusion of the story, in which Procne kills their son then bakes him in a pie and serves him to Tereus in revenge, is less recounted somehow, arguably because the scorched-earth emotional relentlessness it exemplifies sits so uncomfortably withinthe heart of the genuinely feminine.
Divorce, American Style
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You scorched around the block in less than two minutes and didn't even need training wheels, except once.
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It scorched a table and blew the legs off a chair.
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The fir trees of the mobile forest lay flattened and scorched.
Anti-Ice
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They need good light, but not direct sunlight, which will result in scorched leaves.
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Just then there was a sudden flurry of arrivals: a common wainscot, several green carpets, a straw underwing, and two or three scorched carpets, which would most likely have been feeding as caterpillars on the spindle trees in the wood.
Wildwood
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Summer temperatures routinely soar above 120 degrees, and unless you are a chuckwalla lizard, your discomfort at any time of year will likely range from mildly overheated to thoroughly scorched.
Living It Up in Death Valley
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He had walked into a clearing, where the remains of a circle of scorched tents stuck out like the ribs of an animal long dead.
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The workshop was full of the smells of freshly brewed coffee, hot metal and scorched cloth.
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The flowers scorched under the brutal sun.
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He rushed over and moved the boards, ignoring the pain in his fingers as the hot wood scorched him.
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He didn't see the scorched metal walls or feel the thuds and bumps as they drove over drift after drift.
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Setting a blistering pace on the run up Honey Rose scorched around the opening turns to set herself up nicely for victory.
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And a grass treatment ended up looking like scorched earth.
Times, Sunday Times
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Why do my early potatoes look scorched on the leaf margins?
Times, Sunday Times
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The sun shone, the grass was scorched and two of the game's finest players were locked in combat.
Times, Sunday Times
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The hot paving stones scorched my naked feet.
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The bomb scorched the side of the building.
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The sides of the spear-shaped entity were scorched by liquefying flames produced within the inner stomach of the wormhole.
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The wildfire scorched the forest and several homes
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the earth was scorched and bare
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On the outside, the town was charred, scorched, and barren.
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And in this charcoal ash, trained eyes can discern lots of tiny fragments of scorched grass.
Eating the Sun: How Plants Power the Planet
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The iron was too hot and he scorched the shirt.
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Some fires smoldered for weeks, burning down through logging slash and the deep soil until they scorched the rocks below.
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Giuliani was the vanguard of the number-crunching, fine-print scanning evil wonks bent on scorched-earthing all that was, and his enforcers on this were the likely suspects — his police commissioners, Howie Safir and Berniie Kerik — respectability-aspiring, blue-collar hammers for “the man”.
Archive 2008-01-01
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He employed a scorched-earth policy, destroying villages and burning crops.
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But here succeeded another discommodity, which Sancho accounted not as the least, and was, that they had no wine to drink; no, nor so much as a drop of water to rinse their mouths; and, being scorched with drought, Sancho, perceiving the field where they were full of thick and green grass, said that which shall ensue in the chapter following.
The Third Book. V. Of the Discreet Discourse Passed between Sancho and His Lord; with the Adventure Succeeding of a Dead Body; and Other Notable Occurrences
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Adek Berry/AFP/Getty Images Despite the risk and warnings from officials, thousands of people who had been evacuated from the danger zone rushed back Sunday morning, piling into trucks, cars and on the backs of motorcycles to check on their livestock high up on the scorched slopes.
Mount Merapi Spews More Ash
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This volume of gonzo musings completes the “accidental trilogy” begun in Blood Orchid and continued in Blues for Cannibals, offering more scorched-earth prophesying by the hard-bitten Bowden, a journalistic iconoclast in the tradition of Hunter S. Thompson, Edward Abbey, and James Agee.
Cover to Cover
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Too often the exterior of an encrusted entrée gets a tad scorched in the pan, lending a burned taste to an otherwise fine piece of fish or fowl.
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Beef and chicken souvlaki are first-rate kebabs, with appealingly scorched edges and juicy interiors.
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Some severely infected seeds look scorched, as if someone mistook them for popcorn and threw them in a popper.
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Scorched into my nogging Harry Chapin came from a lot of money, but he was driving a damn Ford Pinto.
Old Pop Mannion completes another trip around the sun
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The hot weather scorched the grass.
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Turn and cook for a further 15 minutes; the pieces will be tender and scorched in places.
Times, Sunday Times
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Some have black singes in the shape of half rings while others have complete crop circles scorched in, much like the markings on a perfectly seared scallop.
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He reeked of fire: smoke and pinesap and scorched cloth, and the bitter tang of turpentine.
A Breath of Snow and Ashes
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Nationwide, fires scorched 7.4 million acres, almost twice the 10-year average.
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The hot iron scorched the tablecloth.
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Data lay stiff and inoperative, and the front of his uniform smoked where her phaser had burned through the fabric and scorched the bioplast sheeting of his chest.
The Battle of Betazed
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She scorched to victory in the sprint final.
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I scorched my dress when I was ironing it.
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The ground burns just scorched the butts a bit, whereas the crown fires damaged the stems.
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All the surrounding countryside, scorched by the intense heat, is now in flames.
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With each yard, her scent became stronger, and I breathed it in, inhaling so deeply the cold air scorched a path to my lungs.
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They're scorched a little on the north-easterly side, leaving the rest green still and, in some cases still growing.
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Bake for 10-15 min or until pastry is crisp and golden, apples tender and scorched in places.
Times, Sunday Times
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Of course you'll say there would be no traffic worth bothering about on the bare and sun-scorched veldt, but there's no other word that rhymes with maffick.
Reginald
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The hot sun scorched the flowers.
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Oddly enough, the "thawing" of their scorched bodies beneath the tarpaulin brought a certain degree of relief.
The Wings of the Morning
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The edged complex fire has scorched 38,000 acres so far and continues to grow.
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The rest of my time was devoted to ploughing the sun-scorched earth, tanning buffalo hides, and fighting off grizzled-bears with my trusty bowie-knife!
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The sun shone, the grass was scorched and two of the game's finest players were locked in combat.
Times, Sunday Times
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The rifling is scorched about a third of the way up the barrel.
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Away from the package holidaymakers, she is free to explore the scorched Mediterranean landscape and investigate what it is that seems to be wrong with her.
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Some historians believe that our ancestors used to dunk pieces of scorched bread into tankards of beer or wine to improve the taste, but it is hard to imagine how foul their brew must have been.
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They need light but avoid direct sunlight, as they may get scorched.
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In winter much of it is under snow; in spring grass appears, which is scorched dry and swept by the dust storms of summer.
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The heat scorched the countryside
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Psychologists call it disinhibition, and its pervasive effect—as can be witnessed every day in nasty comments appended to newspaper articles online, in the aggrieved tone and intent of some blog postings, in e-mail inboxes scorched by flame wars—has turned many parts of the Internet into a nasty place.
The Tyranny of E-mail
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Takuma Sato made the most sensational start off the grid, stealing the limelight as he scorched his way from 7th to 4th.
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In one fluid movement, he discarded cowl and robe, and stood girded in his mail of scorched black iron.
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Shrubbery around the find was badly scorched from the attempt to set the bodies on fire.
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He appeared in Green Bay, smelling so abominably of singed hair and scorched skin that he entered the local Presteign shop (jewels, perfumes, cosmetics, ionics & surrogates) to buy a deodorant.
The Stars My Destination
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Some fires smoldered for weeks, burning down through logging slash and the deep soil until they scorched the rocks below.
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Some historians believe that our ancestors used to dunk pieces of scorched bread into tankards of beer or wine to improve the taste, but it is hard to imagine how foul their brew must have been.
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My front-gallopers swerved in among the jumble of fallen masonry and scorched timbers, howling like dervishes; I saw one of them sabring down a pandy who thrust up at him with musket and bayonet, while another rode slap into a big, white-dhotied fellow who was springing at him with a spear.
Fiancée
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He also meditates on the long menu of Irish terms for drunkenness: "spannered, rat-arsed, cabbaged, and hammered; ruined, legless, scorched, and blottoed; or simply trolleyed or sloshed.
In Search of the Classic Irish Pub
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Men on cycles, lean-faced, unkempt, scorched along every country lane shouting of unhoped deliverance, shouting to gaunt, staring figures of despair.
The War of The Worlds
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I was snappish and rude to either of my parents if they spoke to me and I dragged my feet, glaring down at the linoleum floor beneath my scorched sneakers, which had somehow managed to be salvaged.
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Put the butter and flour in the saucepan and put it back over the heat; cook and stir until the flour has taken on a rich golden color, but do not push it too far over a great heat, for fear the cullis will develop a scorched flavor.
Savoring The Past
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I usually like my bibimbap in dolsot (stone pot) because i can enjoy 누룽지 (scorched rice crispy on the botton of the pot), but the bibimbap in the traditional shiny brassware looks nice, isn't it? posted by grilled_aubergine @ 11:03 PM
Archive 2004-12-01
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But when she came to the top there was no sign either of the stairs or the house, or aught that ever was builded; there was nought but the bare bent top, ungrassed, parched by wind, scorched by sun, washed by rain.
The Water of the Wondrous Isles
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Sherman's scorched earth policy
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Thereafter it was plain sailing for Nitro Smart who scorched around the circuit in the excellent time of 29.
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Many of the riffs are righteously medieval in tone, but they rework those tripping arpeggios for a scorched-earth rock setting, without a lute, zither or lyre within earshot.
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The residents fear that the inhalation of creosote fumes, which have an odor like scorched tar, is yet another route of exposure in an already toxic environment.
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She scorched to victory in the sprint final.
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Twitter's little blue bird has had its wings scorched.
Times, Sunday Times
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RAFOLS: Police say this is where a 38-year-old woman was kidnapped, beaten, and branded with a hot iron, the word snitch scorched into her cheek, then blindfolded, driven, and dropped in this nearby neighborhood.
CNN Transcript Jun 22, 2007
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That horrid leg of lamb won't do anything but sozzle away in the pan; the string-beans have been scorched; and -- oh, goodness!
The House of Torchy
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Oliver Neuville scorched a free kick chance goalward, and had Brazilian keeper Marcos stretched out to his left in utter desperation.
USATODAY.com - Ronaldo gets Brazilians dancing
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Lon is also a former rent-league pro-wrestler, a short man with a tapered lower half, scorched blonde hair, and a set of heavy biceps equal in girth to most people's hocked thighs.
The Last of Boland
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Therefore, it becomes a prudent idea not to practice scorched earth policies when besieging an enemy city.
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A bridge, scorched yellow palms from the summer-sleeping house drowsing through August.
John Lundberg: Britain's Leaders Name Their Favorite Poems
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But once again this year the rains have failed, and the crops are scorched and wilted.
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I scorched my dress with the iron.
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your invectives scorched the community
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For a freestyle, picky meal, I like a large platter of hot asparagus, scorched on the griddle pan or under the grill.
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Perhaps most gripping is the scorched earth surrounding Khe Sanh, site of the bloodiest siege in the war.
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Approaching the small township of Pripyat, downwind from the disaster, we passed through a belt of pinewoods, sere and withered, the needles distorted as if scorched by unseen flame.
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Gnawed within and scorched without, with the infixed, unrelenting fangs of some incurable idea; such an one, could he be found, would seem the very man to dart his iron and lift his lance against the most appalling of all brutes.
Moby Dick; or the Whale
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In addition to the flakes we uncovered two dozen fire-scorched rocks, a biface knife, a broken piece of fossiliferous chert that had been heated.
Bird Cloud
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This keeps the spice from scorching; scorched Sichuan peppercorns have an acrid, bitter pungency which is less than salutary.
Tigers & Strawberries » My Precious
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And in this charcoal ash, trained eyes can discern lots of tiny fragments of scorched grass.
Eating the Sun: How Plants Power the Planet
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Examples in Fig.4 show that 15-30% of leaf fresh weight (about 20-40% of leaf water content) is driven off as steam when leaflets are scorched with the blowlamp.
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The fork scorched a huge hole in Demi's night dress, destroyed a TV and fused all the electricity outlets in the house.
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In the middle distance, on the broken foothills surrounding the crater, the greenery was blotched with black and gray swaths of bare or scorched earth.
Backlash « A Fly in Amber
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Some fires smoldered for weeks, burning down through logging slash and the deep soil until they scorched the rocks below.
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I scorched my dress with the iron.
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Wildfires that scorched the West have emphasized the need for better road access for fire-fighting equipment; new ordinances are mandating wider roads with better turnarounds.
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Inside the lead sheathing the rubber round the power cable has been scorched away.
SAN ANDREAS
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- not essential; supplemental; superfluous v. - attract and hold to surface (minute particles of mixture or molecules of gas or liquid). adsorbate, aduncous, aduncate adj. - hook-shaped; crooked. aduncity, adust adj. - (sun) burnt or scorched; dried up by heat; gloomy, sad.
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Trees (especially fruit-bearers) are infested with the measels, by being burned and scorched with the sun in great droughts: To this commonly succeeds lousiness, which is cur’d by boring an hole into the principal root, and pouring in a quantity of brandy, stopping the orifice up with
Sylva, Vol. 1 (of 2) Or A Discourse of Forest Trees
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They were surprised to meet with several fields of hay; and, on enquiring to what uses it was applied, were told, it was designed to cover the young tarrow grounds, in, order to preserve them from being scorched by the sun.
A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, Volume 17 Arranged in Systematic Order: Forming a Complete History of the Origin and Progress of Navigation, Discovery, and Commerce, by Sea and Land, from the Earliest Ages to the Present Time
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Watching it is like being fed fistfuls of scorched earth, but as horrible as that sounds, it's a fantastic film.
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The bomb scorched the side of the building.
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The iron was too hot and he scorched the shirt.
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May 14, 2010 2: 16 PM lora96 said ... my poor retinas will never be the same, scorched as they are by the horrendous and repulsive cover art. which sort of reader are they trying to attract? lantern-jawed gentlemen with massive glowing winkies??
Happy Friday, Author-Friends
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He employed a scorched-earth policy, destroying villages and burning crops.
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He also meditates on the long menu of Irish terms for drunkenness: "spannered, rat-arsed, cabbaged, and hammered; ruined, legless, scorched, and blottoed; or simply trolleyed or sloshed.
In Search of the Classic Irish Pub
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Closely following it was a blast of heat which scorched clothes, ignited buildings and set even the individual blades of grass on fire.
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The bomb scorched the side of the building.
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It was hot when I first took it, hot as a glede, and my hand was scorched, so that I doubt if ever again I shall be free of the pain of it.
The Fellowship of the Ring
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The fluttering blue flags marking cut areas in the scorched trees signal that my days bumping down these washboarded roads have been in vain.
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And in this charcoal ash, trained eyes can discern lots of tiny fragments of scorched grass.
Eating the Sun: How Plants Power the Planet
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They scorched a painted mural in a park near where she lived.
The Sun
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All the windows went in and the piano was scorched outside.
The Sun
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The hot iron scorched the tablecloth.
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Her flesh was torn and raw and now unpityingly scorched on that side exposed to the caustic desert sun.
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- not essential; supplemental; superfluous v. - attract and hold to surface (minute particles of mixture or molecules of gas or liquid). adsorbate, aduncous, aduncate adj. - hook-shaped; crooked. aduncity, adust adj. - (sun) burnt or scorched; dried up by heat; gloomy, sad.
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Soldiers and members of the National Guard are protecting much of the scorched and mangled wreckage.
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On the scorched earth at Wimbledon, the progress of a young Swede had enthralled the nation.
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A disheartening scene flashed into view: a barren landscape, fruitless, scorched by a blazing, merciless sun.
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The debutant scorched away from the Bedford defence to put the Bees into a 25-3 lead.
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Her bare skin was exposed now and already being scorched from the searing heat.
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Heat waves like those that have scorched Europe and the United States in recent weeks are becoming more frequent because of global warming, say scientists who have studied decades of weather records and computer models of past, present and future climate.
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Labour has almost a scorched earth policy.
Times, Sunday Times
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The hot sun scorched the flowers.
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Any who doubt this should look at the scorched-earth policies of Tory London boroughs such as Hammersmith and Fulham or Barnet.
New Statesman
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Later, we hike into Limestone Gorge, through a corroded landscape of dolomite blocks, bizarre limestone tower karsts, twisted Screw Palms and scorched yellow grasses.
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Windows were shattered and shards of glass littered the scorched pavement.
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The scorched turves that had covered it in operation were scattered round it, and the general impression was that of an enormous, smoking grave from which something large, hot, and doubtless demonic had just arisen.
A Breath of Snow and Ashes
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What sort of engineering wizardry could produce an item that could generate a nonthermal stunner that worked on almost any life-form with no major aftereffects and a thermal beam, useful for heating up rocks or cups of coffee when set on low and hot enough to cut through starship hulls on high and a deathray, leaving an unscorched corpse for relatives to weep over and a no-mess no-fuss hygieno-disintegrator, causing its victims to glow red and simply vanish, leaving behind no searing-hot clouds of remains, organic or otherwise?
Creative Couplings
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After them, seven other heads of grain sprouted - thin and scorched by the east wind.
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The lawn looked scorched after days of sunshine.
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The three unknown men in the clearing were grounded, hair frizzled and clothes scorched, their bodies convulsing ever so often though it was clear they were dead.
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Labour has almost a scorched earth policy.
Times, Sunday Times
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‘Stay away from me… ‘she rasped, her voice scorched and broken by fire.’
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He always made a full pot in an old electric percolator that scorched everything.
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That first day of boiling ended with a broken hydrometer, very little syrup and a scorched evaporator pan.
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Inside the lead sheathing the rubber round the power cable has been scorched away.
SAN ANDREAS
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Freeze gel in cube ready to soothe any scorched skin.
The Sun
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the flames scorched the ceiling
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Your dogs bayed at the music your fathers made and your fathers shot them with musket fire and soon along your boulevards laid the musket scorched husks of collie dogs and basset hounds.
Beneath the Light of an Exploding City
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The summer heat proved particularly brutal to men marching in hot wool uniforms, and the landscape stretched before them, an unending plain of scorched grassland.
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The hot sand scorched our feet.
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Her armour was scorched and burnt away in places, revealing blistered skin and burn wounds severe enough to make an experienced doctor wince.
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On the sixty miles of coastal highway, Iraqi military units sit in gruesome repose, scorched skeletons of vehicles and men alike, black and awful under the sun, says the Los Angeles Times of March 11, 1991.
When Will They Apologize to the Speicher Family? « Antiwar.com Blog
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They're scorched a little on the north-easterly side, leaving the rest green still and, in some cases still growing.
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Trouble was, the bulk of the collection was unreadable: blackened, scorched and damaged, ancient treasures beyond the reach of human eyes.
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The landscape of Western Australia is wild, scorched and beautiful, and the language of his latest book is seductive, distinctive, also beautiful.
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The exposed tree scorched in the hot sun
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Scorched sands and wood turned to lush green grass and darkly-stained timber.
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All the windows went in and the piano was scorched outside.
The Sun
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Simon Glover, finding himself alone, resorted to the stable to look after his nag, which, he found, had been well served with graddan, or bread made of scorched barley.
The Fair Maid of Perth
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The heat scorched at her hair and the smoke burned her lungs after every breath.
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The air was zinging with the electrical charge, and it actually smelled scorched.
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Having taken pole position, he scorched away and for 30 laps looked a clear winner.
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And a grass treatment ended up looking like scorched earth.
Times, Sunday Times
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The surrounding buildings were scorched by the heat of the explosion.
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The tarmac scorched a black trail through an interminably flat landscape of spinifex bush.
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Despite its age, the walls were already pitted and scorched, the ceiling covered with small bumps and protrusions.
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There is a fourth trigger. Like the scorched fingernails, it emanates from fire.
