1. scalding - Noun
2. scalding - Adjective
3. scalding - Verb
of Scald
Source: Webster's dictionaryAfter drawing their cards, marauders reached into the net for a sweet, refreshing treat on a scalding summer day. Source: Internet
Flight attendant Sandra Bradshaw called her husband at 09:50:04 and told him she was preparing scalding water to throw at the hijackers. Source: Internet
In the chaos and fog of war, men faced scalding steam from ruptured boilers and steam lines as damaged hulls raced to inevitable crashes with the seabed. Source: Internet
The lawsuit alleges that Lebron followed all instructions, and let the steam out when it suddenly and without warning exploded, causing scalding hot liquid, contents, and steam to fly out of the Pressure Cooker and onto the Plaintiff. Source: Internet
But she underestimates the seductive power of this daring, dangerous man and the scalding heat of her own unsated desire. Source: Internet
Basically I know I am stressed and it all started when my then 7month old baby poured a teapot of scalding water over himself at a cafe. Source: Internet