scorched

The hot iron scorched the tablecloth.

a desolate, scorched landscape.

a scorched earth policy

The hot sun scorched the flowers.

The grass was scorched by the sun.

The hot weather scorched the grass.

I scorched my dress with the iron.

surrounding houses were scorched by heat from the blast.

trees that were scorched in a forest fire.

a lawyer renowned for his scorched earth policy in matrimonial cases.

The minute the door opened, I felt too stunned to open my mouth, staring at her scorched and toilworn face under the glaring lamp, as if an ancient thread-bound book.

By this morning, it had already scorched 4,000 acres.

The hot sun scorched the flowers in the garden.

So you may be asking, how are large parts of it being scorched by wildfires?

The blaze scorched about 30 square miles.

For example, I would not say I scorched dinner.

He abandoned theories like scorched earth in the forest.

More than 72,000 fires have scorched the country this year.

An explosive wildfire in northern California has scorched several homes.

Regardless of where the records are, there are a number of organizations that replant areas that have been scorched.

And she scorched Mr. Trump for his erratic posts on Twitter.