blistery

/ˈblɪstəri/
adjective
  1. Having or causing blisters, especially from heat or friction.
    • After the long hike in new boots, his heels were sore and blistery.
    • The blistery sunburn on her shoulders made it painful to wear a shirt.
    • He applied ointment to the blistery rash on his hands from the chemical.
  2. Extremely hot; scorching.
    • The blistery summer heat drove everyone to the air-conditioned mall.
    • They waited in the blistery sun for the parade to start.
    • The desert climate is dry and blistery during the day.
  3. Marked by harshness or intensity, as of criticism or speed.
    • Her blistery pace in the final lap left the other runners behind.
    • The article was a blistery attack on the company's environmental record.
    • The coach gave a blistery speech after the team's poor performance.
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