Scorch | Mean of scorch in English Dictionary
/ˈskoɚtʃ/
- Verb
- to burn the surface of (something)
- Roast the peanuts while being careful not to scorch them.
- The hot pan scorched the table.
- to be burned on the surface
- The fabric/material scorches at high temperatures.
- to damage (something) by making it extremely dry
- The hot sun scorched the grass.
- The land was scorched by drought.
- to travel very fast
- The car went scorching down the street.
- Noun
- a damaged area or mark that is caused by burning
- There was a scorch (mark) on the tabletop.
