bescorching
/bɪˈskɔːrtʃɪŋ/
adjective
- That burns or scorches the surface; extremely hot or burning.
- The bescorching heat of the desert made travel impossible during the day.
- He felt the bescorching flames licking at his boots as he escaped the burning building.
- The bescorching sun turned the grass yellow and brittle.
verb
- Present participle of bescorch: the act of burning or scorching the surface of something.
- The blacksmith was bescorching the metal to harden it.
- She watched the iron bescorching the shirt as she pressed it too long.
- The campfire kept bescorching the logs, turning them to ash.