frizzle

One got all frizzled up and then there was one.

I'm so frizzled out from working, there's nothing on my mind but sleep."

Some of her hair had frizzled at the tips.

Not just frizzled up a bit, but literally roasted to a crisp!

His beard was fully white, his hair puffed and frizzled.

I feel fair frizzled up by the sun today, I must say!'

Blade's small spine was cold and the hair frizzled on the nape of his neck.

Her eyes were closed, and her lashes were frizzled away.

Now Kamchak's eyes would have frizzled me as well.

The hair on it frizzled and disappeared.

This curate, Owen, the one who got himself all frizzled up, chaired a meeting at the village hall last night.

Hairstyle of 1887 is swept up into a knot, with the front hair curled and frizzled over the forehead.

Terrific heat almost frizzled her hair.

The skein of force frizzled off.

We'd have been frizzled alive.

A blast of hot air frizzled his eyebrows and the doubled rope in his hands became two separate ropes.

The plastic coating frizzled and smoked.

His fur curled and frizzled.

My brain is frizzled.

The speakers frizzled off.

He lifted up one of the dried palmate leaves from the table and frizzled it over the chimney of the lamp.

The top layer frizzled, bubbling.

With no choice, the public and activists accepted the final decision to demolish their beloved Library and the debates slowly frizzled off.

She came running towards him, almost unrecognizable; her gown torn, face, arms and hands dark with soot, hair frizzled from too-near flame.

The ogre was dim, but not that dim, especially as a refracted wash of fire frizzled his fur.