scald

Did she want to scald the face off a man?

Such energy scalds those who get too close to it.

The clear water, not especially hot, allowed us to stay in for hours on end without being scalded.

He let go of her arm as if it scalded him.

I'd felt his power, but not like this, almost hot enough to scald.

The anger in that one word was enough to scald.

Children running around the house knock over hot food, and scald themselves.

When you leave the theater, your brain will be scalded.

Just how much heat does it take to scald your fingers?

Melissa turned away as if the photo could scald her.

It had happened almost two years ago, but the memory of that day still scalded me inside.

In a funny way it makes me think of when I scalded myself once as a child.

When the child's body was found, newspapers reported that he had been scalded.

Earlier, they say, the boy was scalded with hot water from a shower.

He pulled his hand off the girl's flesh as if scalded.

Both legs were scalded, but the damage did not seem too serious.

She ran to the fire, ready to grab the water and scald him with it.

One Christmas her mother had scalded herself on the turkey fat.

Tears come hard at twelve, and scald when they fall.

David blinked, for he felt tears scalding his eyes once more.

He winced as the hot water all but scalded him.

There was such rage in his words that they scalded along my skin.

About then that paper cup came apart and scalded my fingers.

A man who'd been scalded in the kitchens by cooking oil.

Although it scalded his tongue and throat, he felt good.

In short, your suggestions have broken the heart of the scald.

And then he raised his own eyes, blinded by the hot scald of tears.

Another common cause of scalds is spilled hot drinks, such as coffee.

Through a blinding scald of tears she nodded her agreement.

Matthew felt the accusation of weakness scald with a pain almost physical.

Older people and children often receive serious scalds due to disabilities or slow reaction times.

The use of an open fire creates a risk of burns and scalds.

'Good girl, keep your mind out of business, let me tell you it's a heart scald.

Scalds are generally more common in children, especially from the accidental spilling of hot liquids.

Applying first aid for scalds is the same as for burns.

When sun scald appears on trees it is most frequently a result of reflected light off the snow during winter months.

He'd been patrolling the top of High Scald and he was a recent recruit.

Combine the milk and cream in a saucepan and scald.

A scald is a type of burn injury caused by hot liquids or gases.

It's a big lake, she reminded herself, swallowing back the painful scald of disappointment.

'Well done,' said David to the superintendent after he'd examined the scalds.

The scald, in turn, called upon Hrolf to share news of the wider world.

Scald is common disease of barley in temperate regions.

He didn't have to; all too soon he could feel the scald of her tears against his flesh.

He was gabbling and his anguish seared my mind like an unexpected scald.

Give us another cup of your scald.

Yet too often, the medicine cabinet holds four brands of toothpaste but nothing for a sting or scald.

It is a bit of a stretch to call this process and explosion, but the potential for scalds from the water boiling over is real.

Melanie felt her skin scald with hot colour.